Archive · 14 Aug 2025
Kapil Sharma's Canada Cafe Targeted in Gang Attacks
Two gangs in Canada attacked comedian Kapil Sharma's cafe.
One group, BKI, said they were upset about jokes made on his show.
The other, the Bishnoi gang, was angry because Sharma invited Salman Khan to his show.
The gangs recorded the attacks and posted them online, potentially to scare others and collect money.
Police believe the attacks originated from India and the gangs are active in Canada.
Kapil Sharma's cafe in Canada was attacked twice in recent weeks by two gangs.
The attacks were claimed by Harjit Singh Laddi of Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) and Goldy Dhillon of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
The Laddi group claimed the attack was due to remarks made on The Kapil Sharma Show regarding Nihang Sikhs.
The Bishnoi gang cited Sharma's recent invitation to Salman Khan as the reason for their attack.
The Delhi Police believe the attacks were intended to create fear and facilitate extortion.
- Who
- Harjit Singh Laddi (BKI) and Goldy Dhillon (Lawrence Bishnoi gang).
- What
- Kapil Sharma's cafe in Canada was attacked by two gangs, allegedly for different reasons.
- When
- Within the past two weeks.
- Where
- Canada (Surrey).
- Why
- Reportedly due to remarks made on a show, and Sharma's association with Salman Khan, with the potential aim of extortion.
BKI Gang
Lawrence Bishnoi Gang
Reasons for Attack
BKI Gang
Unhappy with remarks on Nihang Sikhs on the show.
Lawrence Bishnoi Gang
None
- Victim
- Kapil Sharma
- Location of Attacks
- Canada (Surrey)
- Groups Involved
- BKI, Lawrence Bishnoi Gang
- Alleged Motives
- Remarks on a show, association with Salman Khan, and potential extortion
- Suspects' Location
- Germany (Laddi and Dhillon)
