If Sai Baba had the power to restore Kashiram's wealth after teaching him a lesson about pride, why would he allow him to be brutally attacked by robbers and almost killed?

The source material presents two distinct episodes in Kashiram's life. According to chapter 0, Maharaj orchestrated Kashiram's financial troubles as a specific 'Leela' to remove his pride about giving Dakshina, and his prosperity returned once the lesson was learned. The subsequent attack by Bhil robbers is narrated as a separate event. While the text notes that Kashiram's full faith in Maharaj led him to refuse hospital care and insist on being taken to Shirdi to recover, it does not explicitly state why Maharaj allowed the attack to happen or if he intervened during it. The text focuses on Kashiram's survival and his unwavering faith throughout the ordeal.