Which devotees are mentioned at the beginning of Chapter 32, and what is said about them?

The beginning of Chapter 32 serves as a continuation from previous chapters and recalls several devotees who attained their final state at Sai Baba's feet. The text specifically names Vijayanand, Balkaram, Tatya Saheb Noolkar, and Megha, who is described as a supreme devotee without selfishness. It is stated that all of them "offered their bodies before Sai's eyes," signifying their passing in his divine presence. In addition to these devotees, the chapter also references the death of a tiger, which is described as a great miracle, before moving on to the main stories.