I read about a group of devotees from Madras visiting Sai Baba. Can you elaborate on their experience and that of other similar groups?

Chapter 29 narrates the story of a group of travelers from the Madras region who were on a pilgrimage to Kashi. Having heard of Baba's fame, they made a stop at Shirdi for his darshan. This group had spent the year engaged in devotional singing. The text also mentions another group, a family of four from the Ramdasi sect, who stayed near Sai for days, performing loving devotional singing. Baba was pleased with their devotion and gave them eight rupees and eight annas. These accounts illustrate that pilgrims were drawn to Baba's divine play and were sometimes rewarded for their devotion during their stay.