When Baba warned against associating with people of fallen character, did he specifically identify them as a group of moneylenders who had been excommunicated from their caste?

In the account from Chapter 3, Sai Baba gives a strong warning to avoid people who have 'abandoned religious conduct,' calling them 'very dangerous' and advising one to not even stay in their shadow. However, the text provides this as a general principle and does not specify who these individuals were. There is no mention of them being a group of moneylenders or that they had been excommunicated from their caste. As Chapter 3 presents it, the advice was a general guideline for spiritual protection, cautioning against associating with anyone whose character and actions are ruined, without naming specific people or groups.