Following the gruesome murders which had taken place on the 6th June 1993 in Baba's Bed Room, the Pioneer newspaper wrote:

"The inmates then woke up and surrounded the place… The frightened intruders then locked themselves in a room on the first floor of the building. The Baba had quietly moved out of his bedroom and shifted to a room on the ground floor."

BLOGGER'S COMMENT
Why did Baba hide himself in a toilet? (The ground floor room was a toilet as per a Telugu newspaper).

Sathya Sai Baba often said : "Miracles are my visiting cards."

Why did this God of miracle hid himself in a ground floor room? (toilet/bathroom/garage). He could have with his powers of 'miracle' dissuaded the police from firing the miscreants and made the intruders to surrender at his lotus feet. Why he could not it, if he has the capacity to send honey and ash into photoframes hanging at far off places nearly 1000 kms. away?

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