What was Sai Baba's specific response and instruction when the family from Malegaon pleaded for their son's life in Chapter 34?

When the distressed parents from Malegaon approached Sai Baba, they narrated their child's suffering with choked voices and pleaded for his help. According to Chapter 34, Sai, described as the 'embodiment of compassion,' immediately reassured them. He told them to be 'worry-free,' offering a profound promise that those who seek shelter in the Masjid shall never face downfall. His direct response was not a complex ritual but a simple, powerful act of grace. He gave them Udi and provided a clear instruction, which Chapter 34 records as: 'Take this Udi and smear it on that wound.' This response highlights both his compassionate nature and his method of healing through the sacred Udi, which was the focus of the chapter's narration.