Back in Wardha, Tukaram was given good hospitality in the town as he stayed there for a few days. The villagers no longer had a problem with him staying because the Mughals were no more. On the contrary, a lot of people went to visit him, pay their respects, and offer greetings. As the village opened up, many individuals from outside the village, who knew more about him, also came to visit and paid their respects. Surprisingly, after hearing about his principles and doctrines, even the lower caste people came to visit him, as he was an advocate for divinity for all equally, emphasizing that God belongs to everyone. Also He challenged societal norms and advocated for equality and justice, critiquing caste discrimination and urging spiritual awakening for all. This idea resonated well with the lower caste people. He continued to stay there as Satish was given orders to wait for a few more scholars to arrive at Wardha village and to depart at the same time.
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