Why did Sai Baba choose to have the Nath Bhagawat read in Shirdi instead of a text from a Delhi-based saint?

The provided text from Chapter 18 does not mention Delhi or saints from there, so it doesn't offer a comparison or a reason for such a choice. The focus is solely on the sacred books that were read in Shirdi under Baba's guidance. Chapter 18 highlights that Baba considered the Nath Bhagawat and Jnaneshwari to be divinely inspired books essential for devotees' salvation. He assigned Bapusaheb Jog to read them daily, showing his great concern for the spiritual welfare of his followers through these specific scriptures.