Who was the Rohilla in Shirdi, and why did his actions cause distress among the villagers?

The Rohilla, as depicted in Chapter 3, was a man who was sturdy in body and of a free nature. He was charmed by Baba's qualities and stayed in Shirdi, dedicating himself with love. However, he would recite Kalmas in a very loud voice at all hours, day and night, in the Masjid and the Chavadi. This constant loud recitation, especially at midnight, greatly disturbed the peaceful sleep of the villagers who had worked hard all day. Because he felt he had Baba's support, the Rohilla became arrogant, uncontrollable, and contrary, leading to the entire village becoming distressed and ultimately approaching Baba for a solution.