There's a story about Sai Maharaj becoming very agitated in Shirdi. What was happening, and what does it reveal about his powers?

The incident of Sai Maharaj's agitation in Shirdi demonstrates his ability to protect his devotees from afar. Chapter 0 recounts that while a devotee named Kashiram was being brutally attacked by armed thieves miles away, Maharaj began shouting, swearing, and showing other signs of great agitation. The people of Shirdi who witnessed this immediately recognized it as a sign that a dear devotee was in grave danger. They understood that Maharaj's intense behavior was his way of actively intervening to save that person. The text explicitly states that Kashiram's survival was impossible without this divine intervention, posing the question, 'what can the killer do against the Savior?' This event showcases Maharaj's power to transcend physical distance to provide protection.