Two former police officers are set to be tried under India’s anti-terror law in connection with the 2021 “Antilia” incident, according to reporting. The case relates to the discovery of an SUV containing explosives near billionaire industrialist Mukesh Ambani’s residence, “Antilia,” in south Mumbai on February 25, 2021. The charges also include murder, the reports say. The proceedings are expected to follow after prosecutors seek to apply anti-terror provisions to the alleged plot tied to the vehicle and its contents. Media coverage focuses on the incident’s location and timeline—South Mumbai near Ambani’s home—and on the fact that the accused are former members of the police force. While the sources presented here are limited to one outlet, they consistently describe the same core allegations: explosives were found in a parked SUV at the specified site on the date in question, and the matter involves both anti-terror law and murder charges against the two ex-cops.