Why was Madhavrao's unexpected arrival in Nagar considered a miracle by the devotees?

Madhavrao's arrival was seen as a miracle because it was a perfect and timely solution to Kakasaheb Dixit's problem. Chapter 51 explains that Dixit was anxious to travel to Shirdi but needed a companion. Simultaneously, Madhavrao was summoned to Nagar by a telegram about his mother-in-law, who turned out to be perfectly fine. This false alarm brought him to the exact place at the exact time he was needed. The narrative presents this as an act of the Almighty's compassion, a strange coincidence orchestrated by Sai Baba to fulfill the strong desire of his devotee, Dixit.