SSST's executive officer Rajendra Jadhav today said the shrine will be kept open for 24 hours (day and night) on August 29, September 13, 18 and 25.
If the crowds are more in these days, then online passes and the passes issued by Public Relations Office here would not be issued, Jadhav said.
The SSST will also keep the 'Prasadalaya' open throughout the night for the convenience of devotees in this period.
An estimated 25 lakh devotees from different parts of the country are expected to visit Shridi after taking part in the Kumbh Mela at Nashik and Trimbakeshwar.
Shirdi is approximately 90 kms away from Nashik.
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