How did Baba address the situation with Bhagwantrao Kshirsagar, who had stopped his family's traditional worship?

Sai Baba addressed Bhagwantrao Kshirsagar's neglect of his ancestral duties with a blend of personal connection and direct admonishment. Chapter 4 recounts how Baba, referring to Bhagwantrao's late father as "a friend of mine," explained that he had drawn Bhagwantrao to Shirdi for a specific purpose. He stated that Bhagwantrao was keeping both Vitthal and Baba himself hungry by failing to offer Naivedya (food offerings) and by neglecting the Shraddha (death anniversary rites). Baba declared, "Now I will remind him and put him back to worship," effectively intervening to restore the family's devotional practices.