What was the role of the telegram and Madhavrao Deshpande's subsequent arrival in Nagar in facilitating Dixit's travel plans?

Madhavrao Deshpande's arrival in Nagar was the pivotal event that resolved Dixit's predicament, showcasing a divine plan. According to Chapter 51, Madhavrao received an urgent telegram claiming his mother-in-law was gravely ill, which prompted him to travel to Nagar immediately after securing Baba's permission. However, this turned out to be a false alarm, as he found her health to be fine upon his arrival. This 'emergency' served as a pretext. Just as Madhavrao arrived, he was seen by Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre, who knew of Dixit's eagerness to visit Shirdi. They saw Madhavrao, the priest of Shirdi, as the ideal guide and promptly arranged for the two to meet, thus miraculously resolving Dixit's travel concerns.