Can you tell me about the Mamlatdar who was fortunate enough to get Sai Baba's company?

Chapter 21 introduces the story of a man who was highly educated with a B.A. degree and had progressed in his career to become a Mamlatdar, eventually rising to the post of Collector. The chapter explicitly states that 'by good fortune, he obtained the company of Sai Baba.' The text also offers a perspective on his job, comparing the Mamlatdar post to a hill that appears beautiful from a distance but is surrounded by thorny bushes up close. This metaphor suggests that while the position was of high status, it was also fraught with difficulties, making his attainment of Sai Baba's company all the more significant.