How did Sai Maharaj react in Shirdi while his devotee Kashiram was being attacked elsewhere, and what does this signify?

While Kashiram was fighting for his life against thieves, a remarkable event unfolded in Shirdi. According to Chapter 0, Sai Maharaj became extremely agitated, shouting, swearing, and showing other signs of distress. The people around him, familiar with his ways, immediately understood that a beloved devotee was in grave danger and that Maharaj's agitation was his spiritual method of intervening and protecting that person. The text poses the question, "what can the killer do against the Savior?", implying that Maharaj's spiritual force was actively shielding Kashiram from a situation that was otherwise impossible to survive.