Archive · 9 Dec 2025
Delhi Police Identify Shooters in Kapil Sharma's Cafe Attacks
The Delhi Police have found out who shot at Kapil Sharma's restaurant in Canada.
Two men, Sharry and Daljot Rehal, did the shooting.
They are part of a gang called the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
A man named Seepu told them to do it.
Another man, Bandhu Maan Singh Sekhon, gave them guns and a car.
He is friends with a gangster in Pakistan named Harry Chatha, who works with a spy group called ISI.
The shootings happened three times.
The police are now working with Canada to catch the people who did this.
Delhi Police identified shooters Sharry and Daljot Rehal, affiliated with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, behind attacks on Kapil Sharma's cafe in Canada.
Bandhu Maan Singh Sekhon supplied weapons and logistical support for the shootings, directed by gangster Seepu.
The cafe was targeted three times: July 10, August 7, and October 16, with sophisticated weaponry used in each incident.
Singh is linked to Pakistan-based gangster Harry Chatha, who is connected to the ISI and involved in cross-border weapons smuggling.
Central agencies are collaborating with Canadian authorities to apprehend the perpetrators behind the attacks.
- Who
- Sharry (Gurjot) and Daljot Rehal, Lawrence Bishnoi gang, Seepu, Bandhu Maan Singh Sekhon, Harry Chatha, ISI
- What
- Firing incidents at Kapil Sharma's restaurant, Kap's Cafe
- When
- July 10, August 7, October 16; Arrest on last week of November
- Where
- Surrey, Canada; Ludhiana, India
- Why
- Alleged gang-related attacks, weapons smuggling
- Shooters Identified
- Sharry (Gurjot) and Daljot Rehal
- Gang Affiliation
- Lawrence Bishnoi gang
- Mastermind
- Seepu
- Weapons Supplier
- Bandhu Maan Singh Sekhon
- Attack Dates
- July 10, August 7, October 16
- Location
- Kap's Cafe, Surrey, Canada
- Pakistan Connection
- Harry Chatha, ISI
- Arrest Date
- Last week of November