Who was Laxmichand and what were his specific interactions with Sai Baba mentioned in this text?

Laxmichand was a devotee whose story is recounted in Chapter 28. He undertook a pilgrimage to Shirdi, notably by taking a loan. Two key interactions with Sai Baba are highlighted that cemented his faith. First, when Laxmichand was hungry and silently wished for a sweet called khaja, Baba, knowing his inner desire, arranged for it to be served. Second, when Laxmichand privately thought Baba's cough might be from an 'evil eye,' Baba vocalized this exact thought the next day. This demonstration of 'inner knowledge' left Laxmichand in wonder, and from then on, his 'love was fixed on Baba,' and he became a steadfast devotee.