What happened when the paving work began at the Masjid, and how did Baba's anger lead to Kaka Mahajani's healing?

The events described in Chapter 13 are quite dramatic. When the paving work began with the strike of a pickaxe, Baba flew into a rage, assuming a terrifying 'Narasimha avatar.' He shouted, 'Who is striking the pickaxe? I will hang him by his waist!' and grabbed his Satka, causing everyone, including Kaka Mahajani, to flee in fear. However, in the midst of this fury, Baba stopped Kaka, made him eat roasted peanuts and drink water, and then declared, 'Go, your diarrhea has stopped.' This shows how even Baba's anger could be a vehicle for his grace, as the narrative concludes that a saint's word itself is the most potent medicine.