What were the living conditions like in the Chavadi when Amir Shakkar was sent there by Baba?

The living conditions in the Chavadi were extremely poor and challenging. Chapter 22 describes the building, constructed by Malik Ambar, as very old, dilapidated, and a place where lizards, house lizards, and poisonous scorpions lived freely. The text mentions that lepers also stayed there, and the back part was filled with garbage and seventeen knee-deep holes. It was a place of constant physical discomfort, with rain coming from above, dampness rising from the uneven ground below, and a persistent chaos of wind and cold. The conditions were so bad that the text notes 'even a dog would not eat the troubles there.'