What is the primary narrative detailed in Chapter 5 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 5 primarily recounts the story of a scriptural debate between a Fakir, who is understood to be Sai Baba in his early days, and another holy man named Devidas. According to the text, Devidas, who was established in Shirdi and considered a Guru by many, defeated the Fakir in a debate, causing the Fakir to flee to Vaijapur. The chapter then explains that after many years, the Fakir returned and humbly bowed to Sainath, his delusion about being a Guru dispelled. As Chapter 5 illustrates, Baba used this incident to teach a profound lesson on humility and the nature of guruship, maintaining the attitude of a disciple even towards the one who had defeated him.