What kinds of people came to see Sai Baba in Shirdi, according to the text?

According to Chapter 32, the court of Sai Baba in Shirdi attracted an incredibly diverse array of people from all walks of life. The visitors included spiritual and religious figures like yogis, renouncers, sannyasis, pilgrims, and even Maulvis. People of high social standing such as kings, princes, and the wealthy came for his darshan, alongside the common householder. The text also lists various performers and community groups, including singers, dancers, Manbhav Garodis, Gondhalis, Jogis, and Kolhatis. Furthermore, those in need, such as the sick, blind, and lame, rushed to see him, demonstrating that Baba's grace and presence were sought by everyone, regardless of their status, profession, or condition.