Bhagwati Sevak Bajpai of Kanpur said that once Maharaj was at Sarsaiyya Ghat, Kanpur, surrounded by about two hundred devotees.

Just then Panwar, D.S.P [city], and Govind Chandra, Senior Superintendent of Police, arrived there and requested Baba to give darshan to Gulzarilal Nanda and Lal Bahadur Shastri. They wanted to have his darshan.

In spite of Baba saying that he would not be able to meet them, the two police officers brought them there.

Before Nanda and Shastri had arrived, Baba disappeared.

Nobody knew where he had gone. Nobody saw him go. A search was made for him everywhere but he was nowhere to be found.

The same evening, Bajpai saw Baba at the railway station. On being asked why he did not want to give darshan to Nanda, Baba said, "Instead of coming by himself, he wanted to come escorted by the police."

On being asked again where he had hidden himself, he answered, "The Ganga Mai gave me shelter."

A man lived in Bhowali, and was the disciple of a renowned saint. He and his guru also sometimes came to visit Baba.

Impressed by the fact that many people were devoted to Baba, the man also wanted to find out more.

Baba always remained indifferent to those who wanted to test him.

The man was disappointed as he could not to get an opportunity to talk to him.

At the same time he was not able to suppress his desire to be near him.

One day he waited for a long time at Bhowali to get a bus to Kainchi.

All of a sudden he felt disheartened and decided not to go to Kainchi after all. It also came to his mind that Baba would give darshan of his own accord, if he were an enlightened saint.

This incident occurred one morning in 1958.

Shrimati Damyanti Tewari was walking from Brook Hill to Hanumangarh to go to see Maharaj. By the time they got to Tallital, they were tired.

They walked up to Kishanpur with great difficulty.

Mrs. Damyanti says, "I told my husband that I was not able to walk any further. I said, "If only we could have Maharaj ji's darshan here".

Baba perhaps heard my sincere call.

Suraj Narayan Mehrotra's son fell from the upper storey of their house in Lucknow. He was badly hurt with severe internal injuries.

The doctors treated him as best as they could but his condition deteriorated.

Shrimati Mehrotra was worried. She remembered Baba.

At that time Baba was at Church Lane, Allahabad, and they were busy preparing his meal.

Baba suddenly got up and wanted to leave. Despite the earnest request of the householders, Baba would not stay for his food.

He said, "The condition of my son is bad. I am not going to have my food now. " He went out alone and in an instant arrived at Mehrotra's house in Lucknow.

Diwakar Pant was Station in Charge of the UP Road Transport Corporation, Almora. One day he became seriously ill and at midnight his condition became critical.

In the hills, it was not possible to send for a doctor at night. The members of his family were around him waiting for daybreak.

He was fading fast. His wife lost all patience and was very upset.

Just then she felt Baba shaking her violently by the shoulder with one hand, and saw him pointing to a medicine with his other hand, saying, "Give that medicine to him. He will be all right."