I read about a highly educated government officer in Chapter 21. What was his story?

Chapter 21 introduces the story of a man who was highly educated in English and held a B.A. degree. He progressed steadily in his career, first obtaining the post of Mamlatdar and later rising to become a Collector. The text notes that "by good fortune, he obtained the company of Sai Baba." This implies his worldly success was complemented by spiritual grace. The chapter also provides a realistic description of his Mamlatdar post, comparing it to a hill that looks beautiful from a distance but is surrounded by thorny bushes up close, suggesting the role was prestigious but fraught with difficulties. His story serves as a prelude to a more detailed narration about how people of high status also sought refuge and guidance from Sai Baba.