Can you tell me the story about the author and Pir Maulana in Bandra from Chapter 21?

Chapter 21 of the Sai Satcharitra recounts the author's personal experience while he was a Magistrate in Bandra. There was a famous Siddha, or saint, named Pir Maulana in the city, and people of all faiths sought his blessings. Despite being repeatedly urged by Pir Maulana's servant, Inus, to visit, the author refused. He reflects that he was held back by his own ego and what he calls 'ill-luck,' questioning why he should be pressured into going and risk his prestige. He admits that he never went for the vision and was later transferred, seeing this as an example of how misfortune can prevent one from encountering saints, even when they are nearby. This entire anecdote is presented in Chapter 21 to illustrate a key spiritual principle.