From Damu Anna's perspective, why was Mavshibai's accusation of him trying to kiss her completely unfair?

From Damu Anna's point of view, Mavshibai's accusation was not only unfair but also a complete reversal of the situation. He was an elderly man, over fifty and without teeth, simply engaged in serving Baba by pressing his left hand. As Chapter 24 describes, it was Mavshibai, engrossed in her vigorous service of massaging Baba's stomach, who was swaying and inadvertently brought her face close to his. When she accused him of trying to kiss her, he became angry and defensive. He retorted, questioning if he looked like a fool or a madman, and stated, 'You yourself put your face to my face and are ready to quarrel with me,' clearly indicating he felt she was the instigator.