How did the various devotees in Nagar, like the Mirikars and Panshe, contribute to arranging Dixit's first trip to Shirdi?

Several devotees played a crucial role in facilitating Dixit's journey to Shirdi. As detailed in Chapter 51, Dixit initially expressed his overwhelming worry to the Mirikars—Kakasaheb and his son Balasaheb—who began discussing who could accompany him. The solution, however, came unexpectedly. Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre, who were in Nagar for a horse show, happened to spot Madhavrao Deshpande arriving. Recognizing him as 'the priest of Shirdi,' they immediately realized he was the perfect guide for Dixit. They informed Madhavrao about Dixit's eagerness and also sent news to Dixit. Finally, Balasaheb Mirikar hosted the meeting and formally introduced Madhavrao to Dixit, cementing the plan for their journey.