How does the incident with Kashiram illustrate Sai Baba's protective nature towards his devotees?

The incident involving Kashiram serves as a profound illustration of Sai Baba's protective power. Chapter 0 recounts that while Kashiram was being brutally attacked miles away, Sai Baba in Shirdi became intensely agitated, shouting and creating a scene. Observers correctly interpreted this as Maharaj intervening to save a devotee from great peril. The narrative explicitly states, 'what can the killer do against the Savior?' This demonstrates that Sai Baba's protection was not passive but an active, powerful force that could transcend physical distance to save his followers from what seemed like certain death.