Kapil Sharma's cafe attack tied to Khalistani terror network
Kapil Sharma's new cafe in Surrey, Canada, was shot at on July 10—windows were shattered, but thankfully no one got hurt.
The attack has been linked to the Khalistani terror network after Harjit Singh Laddi, a senior member of the banned Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), claimed responsibility on social media.
Laddi wanted by Indian agencies
Laddi said the shooting was his response to what he called insults against the Nihang Sikh community and their beliefs.
Police are now investigating this incident and are aware of claims linking it to a broader Khalistani terror network.
Authorities believe these groups work with violent gangs and get support from Pakistan's ISI to target Indian interests worldwide.
Laddi himself is wanted by Indian agencies and is thought to be hiding in Pakistan.