How did Nanasaheb Nimonkar, also known as 'Kaka,' pass away, and what does his passing reveal about his devotion to Maharaj?

Nanasaheb Nimonkar's passing was a testament to his profound devotion. As described in Chapter 0, he did not live long after Maharaj and was soon taken to his feet. In the last three days of his life, he experienced a state of constant communion with Maharaj, seeing him everywhere. He would address anyone who came near him as "Sai Baba." He even told his own wife, "Who is in you? Baba is there. You are Baba," when she tried to correct him. This shows his end came in constant, unwavering remembrance of Maharaj, indicating a complete spiritual absorption.