What was the significance of the two ceremonial flags mentioned in the context of the Ram Navami fair?

During the Ram Navami fair, two large ceremonial flags were a central part of a grand procession to the Masjid, where they were tied at two ends. As Chapter 0 explains, these flags represented the devotion of two key followers. One flag was provided by Nanasaheb Nimonkar, a respected magistrate who became a devout servant of Maharaj. The other flag came from Damu Shet Kasar of Ahmednagar. Damu Shet initiated this as part of a vow he took after Maharaj blessed him with a son, an event that fixed his faith permanently.