The error message suggests that the ST_SRID function is being called with an incorrect number of parameters. According to the MySQL documentation, the ST_SRID function takes a single parameter, which is a geometry value. The second parameter is optional and specifies the SRID (Spatial Reference ID) of the geometry value.
In the code example provided, it looks like the ST_SRID function is being called with two parameters: the first is a Point value created from the $data['32'] and $data['33'] values, and the second is the SRID value 4326.
To fix this error, you can remove the ST_SRID function call and simply create a Point value with the desired SRID using the ST_SetSRID function. Here's an updated version of the code:
'location' => DB::raw('ST_SetSRID(Point('.$data['32'].', '.$data['33'].'), 4326)'),
This should create a Point value with the SRID of 4326 and insert it into the location column of the stores table.