What was the role of the women in the story of Baba grinding wheat, and how did he treat them?

In the story from Chapter 1, four village women played a significant role. Hearing that Baba was grinding wheat, they rushed to the mosque, snatched the handle from him, and began grinding themselves while singing his praises. Initially, Baba's feigned anger gave way to a smile at their loving gesture. However, their minds soon turned greedy, as they secretly hoped to take the flour for themselves. When they finished grinding and started to divide the flour, Baba became genuinely angry, scolding them for trying to loot him and asking, "Have you gone mad?" He then ordered them to throw the flour on the village boundary. The women were humiliated by this rebuke of their greed but ultimately obeyed his command.