How did Shama react to Radhabai's extreme fast, and what did he do about it?

According to the account in Chapter 18, Shama, also known as Madhavrao, became very worried and distressed by Radhabai's extreme fast. He saw that the old woman had renounced food and water for three days, was becoming exhausted, and yet was not afraid of death. Feeling the weight of this responsibility, Shama approached Sai Baba in the Masjid. He described the situation as a 'Gaud-bangal' (mysterious play) and expressed his anxiety, asking Baba for a decision on how to handle the matter. He pointed out the Deshmukhin's old age and the seriousness of her resolve, seeking Baba's intervention to resolve the tense situation.