Call it ‘Gandhigiri’ or a response to the prime minister’s cleanliness campaign, Shiv Sena workers on Sunday cleaned the Mahalaxmi racecourse ground where Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed poll rally on Saturday night. Sena corporator Arun Dudhwadkar was on his routine morning walk today when he noticed the garbage at the rally ground, party officials said. Dudhwadkar immediately asked Sena workers to reach the ground and clean the area, they said. Accordingly, Sena workers arrived with brooms and buckets and cleaned the ground, collecting leftover water bottles and campaign flags and banners. The 25-year-old BJP-Shiv Sena alliance split 10 days back amid deadlock over seat-sharing for the 15 October Maharashtra assembly polls. State BJP leaders had announced severing of ties with it, blaming Shiv Sena’s ‘inflexibility’ for it.