Can you narrate the initial part of the story about the sannyasi from Madras as told in Chapter 31?

Chapter 31 recounts a sweet story with deep meaning about a sannyasi named Vijayananda from Madras. With great enthusiasm, he set out on a pilgrimage to Mansarovar, also holding a vow to eventually go to Japan. On his way, he heard of the world-renowned fame of the great saint Sai Maharaj in Shirdi. Holding a longing for darshan, he decided to stop in the village. This illustrates how Baba draws devotees from far and wide, as the text notes, "Where is Madras, where is Shirdi; where is Mansarovar's valley; how devotees line up one after another; He draws them to His feet."