What was the immediate aftermath of Baba's passing concerning the final rites for his body?

Following Baba's departure, Chapter 43 describes a period of intense deliberation lasting twenty-six hours among his disciples and villagers. There were conflicting ideas about what to do with his body. Some argued that as a Muslim, he should be taken to a Muslim cemetery. Others, including Khushalchand and Amir Shakkar, suggested building a beautiful tomb in an open space. Ultimately, the decision was guided by Baba's own words. Patil Ramachandra was very firm in reminding everyone that Baba had said, "Let this body stay in the Wada," which settled the matter.