I heard a story about Sai Baba interacting with a person suffering from leprosy. What exactly happened and what does that reveal about his character?

The account in Chapter 0 details a profound daily interaction that speaks volumes about his character. A gentleman named Bhagoji Shinde, who was afflicted with leprosy, would attend to Maharaj every morning. He would untie the bandages on Baba's hand, press his body, and they would even share a chillum (pipe). The text makes a point of stating, 'Maharaj never felt disgust for him nor changed his daily routine regarding him one bit.' This consistent, compassionate act, devoid of any revulsion or fear, demonstrates his deep-seated love and acceptance of all, showcasing that his ethical principles were not just preached but lived in every moment.