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Two held over alleged fake PMO identity and armed bodyguard ahead of Modi event

Indian authorities arrested two people ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s event in Mumbai over an alleged fake Prime Minister’s Office identity and an armed bodyguard.

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The alleged impersonation and weapon presence near a prime ministerial event indicate a notable security concern, though no attack is reported.

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  1. Fake PMO identity, armed 'bodyguard': 2 held ahead of PM Modi's event in Mumbai's BKC ↗livemint.com · Recorded source date: Sep 8, 2026, 1:02 PM UTC

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