Punjab Police arrest two KZF terror operatives who are deported from Malaysia, according to reports from Times of India and Hindustan Times. The police say the two men, identified as Gurwinder Singh and Manjeet Singh, are taken into custody and linked to a broader railway terror conspiracy. Both sources state that the operatives are connected to a funding network for an alleged railway bombing module associated with earlier or planned incidents around Sirhind and Shambhu. The reports attribute the case to a police investigation led by senior officials, including a statement from the Punjab DGP indicating the arrests are tied to the railway conspiracy. Officials also describe the two detainees as “primary handlers,” suggesting they play a key role in managing or financing the module rather than carrying out the attacks themselves. The accounts focus on the deportation from Malaysia, the subsequent arrest in Punjab, and the alleged operational linkage between the handlers and terror plans relating to rail targets. Further details on charges, the timing of deportation, and evidence cited in the case are not fully specified in the provided excerpts.