Comedian Kapil Sharma received threat from Lawrence Bishnoi gang

Delhi: The sound of gunshots rocked Canada’s ‘Caps Cafe,’ home of well-known comedian and actor Kapil Sharma. This is the second time this occurrence has occurred in the last 30 days. Kapil Sharma and his wife, Ginni Chatrath, are the owners of the “Caps Cafe” in Surrey, British Columbia. Media sources state that Lawrence Bishnoi gang member Goldie Dhillon has accepted responsibility for the dismissal.

Goldie Dhillon has accepted responsibility for the assault and issued a warning to Kapil Sharma in a Facebook post that is going viral on social media. Kapil Sharma, his family, and his fans are now more concerned about what was mentioned in the article.

The next event in Mumbai is now…

“Jai Shri Ram, Sat Shri Akaal,” the post says. The fire at Kapil Sharma’s Caps Cafe in Surrey today is the fault of the Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldie Dhillon gang. Since the ring was not heard when we phoned, something had to be done. The next step would be taken in Mumbai shortly if the ring is still not heard.

There were 25 rounds of gunfire

Mumbai Police have begun looking into if this Facebook post is real. At least twenty-five rounds of gunfire were heard outside the café during the incident. According to the investigative authorities, the Laddi Gang was engaged in the gunfire that occurred at the café earlier on July 10. Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), a banned Khalistani terrorist group, is said to be connected to this gang.

Kapil had written about the bistro last week

A video of Surrey Mayor Brenda Lock and police officers dining at their café was posted on Instagram last week by Kapil Sharma and Ginni Chatrath. Kapil made it clear in the post’s title that he opposes all forms of violence.

“Thank you to Surrey Police Service, Mayor Brenda Lock, and all the officers who came to Caps Cafe and showed love and support,” Kapil wrote. We oppose violence together. We really appreciate it.