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Reports suggest fresh gunfire near Kapil Sharma’s Canada cafe, making it the fourth such incident since 2025.
Actor-comedian Kapil Sharma’s Kaps Cafe in Canada’s Surrey was targeted fourth since its opening in July 2025. (Image: PTI/File)
According to reports, fresh gunfire incidents linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang have surfaced again, associated with Kapil Sharma’s Kap’s Cafe in Canada. According to viral social media claims, shots were fired at a restaurant located next to Kapil Sharma’s cafe, sparking concern around his safety.
The viral post, allegedly shared from a Facebook account named Tyson Bishnoi Jora Sidhu, claims that both Kapil Sharma and the cafe owner have received death threats. It further claims that the gang warned Sharma to “fall in line,” alleging that he is wasting their time, and hinted that his cafs could face similar consequences if he does not comply. The incident is said to have taken place in Surrey, British Columbia, near a “Chai Sutta Bar” outlet, which is reportedly located close to Kapil Sharma’s cafe. However, these claims are currently based on social media posts and News18 couldn’t independently confirm their authenticity.
The targeting of Kapil Sharma’s cafe in Canada follows a clear, documented pattern from 2025. The first firing incident took place on July 10, 2025, just days after Kap’s Cafe opened in Surrey, British Columbia, when shots were fired at the property and nearby buildings without causing injuries. A second attack followed on August 7, 2025, with multiple rounds again fired at the same location. The situation escalated further in mid-October 2025 (around October 15-16), when the cafe was targeted for a third time in four months, and individuals linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi network reportedly claimed responsibility via social media. These repeated incidents established a pattern of intimidation tied to the Bishnoi gang, making any fresh reports around the café part of an ongoing security concern rather than an isolated event.
The actor-comedian had earlier opened up on the shooting at his cafe. “What I feel is that the rules there and the police perhaps don’t have power to control (such incident),” Sharma had said at the trailer launch event of his film Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2.
According to claims made by the gang, the café was allegedly targeted after Kapil Sharma invited Salman Khan to the launch of The Great Indian Kapil Show, a move said to have angered members of the Lawrence Bishnoi network. A gang associate reportedly warned that “those working with Salman Khan” would face consequences.
The Bishnoi gang has had a long-standing feud with Salman Khan, stemming from the 1998 blackbuck case and has issued repeated threats not only to him but also to those associated with him.
