Kapil Sharma cafe shooting: Delhi Police arrests Goldy Dhillon gangster; finds pistol, cartridges

Delhi Police arrested ‘Goldy Dhillon’ gangster linked to comedian Kapil Sharma restaurant shooting plot. Authorities recovered pistol and cartridges from his possession.

Written By Fareha Naaz
Updated28 Nov 2025, 12:07 PM IST
Comedian Kapil Sharma's Kap's Cafe after an attack, in Surrey, Canada on October 16.
Comedian Kapil Sharma's Kap's Cafe after an attack, in Surrey, Canada on October 16.(PTI)

Kapil Sharma cafe shooting: The Delhi Police Crime Branch on Friday, 28 November, arrested Goldy Dhillon gang's member Bandhu Man Singh in connection with shooting at comedian Kapil Sharma's restaurant in Canada.

A prominent criminal of the gang, Bandhu Man Singh has several criminal cases are registered against him. Authorities recovered a Chinese pistol and cartridges from his possession.

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Allegedly linked with multiple extortion rackets targeting businessmen and high-profile individuals, Bandhu Man Singh is a close associate of the Canada-based Goldy Dhillon gang. Probe into the case revealed that the accused was coordinating with Dhillon's network.

"A Chinese pistol along with cartridges was recovered from his possession. His role in the conspiracy and his links with overseas operatives are being further probed," PTI quoted senior police officer as saying.

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Kapil Sharma addresses shooting incidents at Kap's Cafe

This development comes two days after the 44-year-old actor-comedian recently addressed the shooting incidents at Kap's Cafe in Canada's Surrey. He asserted that he isn't scared of the threats as he alleged that the establishment always returned bigger than before.

Speaking at the trailer launch event of his latest film Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2, he said, “What I feel is that the rules there and the police perhaps don't have the power to control (such an incident). But when our case happened, it went to the federal government, and there was a discussion in the Canadian parliament,” Kapil said, before adding, “In fact, after every firing incident, we got a bigger opening at the cafe. So it is all ok if God is with me," Hindustan Times reported.

Kapil Sharma's restaurant, which opened in July in British Columbia' Surrey, was the first one to be attacked. Unknown shooters targeted it just a few days after its opening.

Condemning violence, in a post on Instagram, he wrote, “Thank you to the mayor of surrey Brenda Locke,@surreypoliceservice and all the officials who visited @thekapscafe_ to show their love and support. United we stand against violence. We’re truly grateful.”

In the following three months, two more attacks surfaced, one on August 7 and another on October 16. Although no one was injured in the shooting incidents but probe into the firing is ongoing to identify additional conspirators and ascertain the extent of the gang's activities in India and abroad. Notably, no group claimed responsibility for the attacks.

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Over the law-and-order situation, he said, “I got calls from a lot of people from there who told me that there were a lot of things happening, but after the firing at my cafe, it became news, and now steps are being taken to improve the law and order situation there."

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