Key facts
- Malaysia deported two Indian nationals wanted for their alleged involvement in a Punjab railway line explosion.
- The deportations occurred on Wednesday following a request from Indian authorities.
- The suspects are believed to have detonated an improvised explosive device on a railway line in Patiala on April 27.
- Indian media reports link the incident to a plot involving Pakistan's ISI and pro-Khalistan networks.
- The explosion reportedly killed another suspect when the device detonated prematurely.
Malaysian police deported two Indian nationals on Wednesday who were wanted in connection with an explosion on a railway line in Punjab, India. The Royal Malaysia Police stated that the duo were sent back to India after Indian authorities requested assistance in locating and arresting them.