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Not given space in the edition. They have been completely banished, considering them as projectiles or things outside the text, and you have not given any reasonable reason for doing so. Yes, it has been informed by the title and preface that this second edition of the text is in accordance with the first edition of the book named 'Jain Dharma Amrit Saar' Part 2 by Pt. Pannalal Bakliwal, which was printed in Nagpur in June 1899 AD. Along with this, it has also been told that only those verses have been left here from that book which were of other Acharyas, the rest of the 100 verses of Bhagavat Samantabhadra have been taken as they are in this edition. But the name of that book is neither 'Upasaka Adhyayan' nor 'Ratnakarand', nor does it have seven parts like this second edition of Nag Sahib, nor are 100 verses of Samantabhadra found in it; rather, it is a collection of books in which some statements on the subject of Shravakaachar from the texts named 'Ratnakarand Shravakaachar' and 'Purushartha Siddhi Upay' have been collected in the form of questions and answers and it has also been given the name 'Prashnottar Shravakaachar'. In it, a total of 86 verses have been quoted from 'Ratnakarand Shravakaachar' as needed. Therefore, it cannot be said that this second edition of Nag Sahib is in accordance with it or published on its basis. It seems that they have put some * on the real matter in front of the public through such things.
Along with this, 25 verses numbered 21, 26, 32, 41, 63, 67, 69, 70, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 83, 87, 88, 89, 91, 93, 94, 95, 99, 101, 112, and 148 have also been removed, which were not actually removed!! And 15 verses numbered 2, 28, 31, 33, 34, 36, 39, 40, 47, 48, 66, 85, 86, 104, and 149 have not been mentioned in that list! Such wrong and misleading mentions are undoubtedly very regrettable and harmful. The Bombay Provincial Sabha has also probably believed this and mentioned the wrong number 58 in its third proposal of the 21st session. (See 'Jain Bodhak' newspaper of January 1922).
* There are also a couple of things like this which have been left here for fear of increasing the article.