I read about a story involving a Mamlatdar in Chapter 21. What can you tell me about him and how his job was described?

Chapter 21 introduces a story about a man who was highly educated, holding a B.A. degree, and had a successful career. He slowly progressed to become a renowned officer, first obtaining the post of Mamlatdar and later rising to become a Collector. The chapter notes that by good fortune, he obtained the company of Sai Baba. The text provides a vivid description of the Mamlatdar post, using an interesting analogy. It says the position 'looked good from the outside, like a hill that looks beautiful from afar,' but upon closer inspection, it is 'surrounded by thorny bushes.' This suggests that while the job held great status, it was also fraught with unseen difficulties and challenges.