Describe the debate and conflict that arose among the villagers after Sai Baba had been in his trance for two days.

Chapter 44 details the deep concern and division that gripped the village as Sai Baba's trance continued. After two days, his body showed no signs of life—breathing had stopped, there was no movement, his luster had faded, and the body had turned cold. This led many to believe he had truly died. The Maulvis, Mullas, Fakirs, along with Appa Kulkarni and Kashiram, made a firm decision that Baba had "reached His own abode of bliss" and they should proceed with burial, urging, "Dig the grave at the spot." However, others argued against this haste, insisting that "Baba is not like others; Baba’s speech is infallible." They believed they should wait the full three days as instructed, leading to a tense debate where those advocating for burial called the others thoughtless.