Two men have been taken into judicial custody after being held for entering a mall with firearms and a fake ID card purportedly from the Prime Minister's Office. The men were found to be in possession of these items, leading to their detention.
Further details about the incident and the individuals involved are available from the source. The case has resulted in the men being placed in judicial custody, indicating that the matter is being handled through the court system.
The source, ETV Bharat, has reported on the incident, providing information about the circumstances surrounding the men's arrest and subsequent custody.
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