What prompted Madhavrao Deshpande's sudden trip to Nagar, and how did his arrival prove to be a solution for Dixit?

Madhavrao Deshpande's sudden arrival in Nagar was orchestrated by what seemed to be an urgent family matter but was ultimately a key part of a larger divine plan. Chapter 51 explains that Madhavrao received a telegram from his father-in-law stating his mother-in-law was gravely ill and he should come at once. After getting Baba's permission, he rushed to Nagar. However, upon arrival, he found his mother-in-law's health was perfectly fine. His presence was a miraculous solution for Kakasaheb Dixit, who was desperate to travel to Shirdi. Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre immediately identified Madhavrao, the "priest of Shirdi," as the ideal companion for Dixit, thus resolving Dixit's predicament and setting his journey in motion.