The shutdown caused a lot of hassle to the pilgrims who reached the place in large numbers. The bandh call witnessed the shutdown of the entire market, several shops, restaurants, other commercial establishments, and even local transport on Sunday. The call for the indefinite bandh was made on Saturday which was to come to effect from Sunday. We are not seeking an apology from the CM but all we want is that he should withdraw his statement," he said, adding, "If there is no positive outcome of tomorrow`s meeting locals of Shirdi will decide the future course of action." There is a meeting scheduled with Chief Minister tomorrow at 2 pm and we will request him to take back his statement about Saibaba`s birthplace. Kailash tope of Sai Baba Sansthan Trust said, "We have called off the indefinite bandh and Shirdi will be open as normal after 12 tonight. Shirdi: The temple town of Shirdi which was observing an indefinite shutdown to protest the controversy over the birthplace of Sai Baba, on Sunday (January 19) announced the withdrawal of the bandh, shops and markets in town will remain open from Sunday night. Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has called for a meeting over the issue at the state secretariat in Mumbai on Monday.
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