How did Sai Baba's philosophy of 'Anal Haq' compare to the teachings of Akkalakot Swami Samarth, according to the introduction?

The provided text from Chapter 0 does not allow for a comparison between Sai Baba and Akkalakot Swami Samarth, as Swami Samarth is not mentioned. Furthermore, the question misrepresents Sai Baba's philosophy as described in the text. Chapter 0 explicitly states that Sai Baba never said "Anal Haq" (I am God). Instead, he frequently uttered "Yaade Haq," which means "I remember/meditate on God," and referred to himself as a "banda" or servant of God. His blessings were typically "Allah bhala karega" (God will do good). The source material offers no information about Akkalakot Swami Samarth's teachings to draw any contrast or comparison.