Kapil Sharma

This report examines the escalating legal battle between the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the West Bengal government. The Supreme Court has stayed three FIRs filed by the West Bengal police against ED officers following searches at the IPAC office. The ED has accused West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of theft, alleging that she and senior officials 'barged into the IPAC office and taking away files and devices.' The Trinamool Congress (TMC) countered that the ED deliberately targeted the office to access confidential election data. The Supreme Court noted that the petition raised a 'very serious issue relating to investigations by ED or other central agencies and interference by state agencies.' The bench expressed concern over disruptions at the Calcutta High Court, questioning if the court had become a protest site. The court has issued a notice to the state government regarding the ED's plea to transfer the probe to the CBI.

India Today Legal Editor Nalini Sharma reports on the Supreme Court's expected verdict on the bail pleas of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam, and others in the 2020 Delhi riots conspiracy case. The accused have been in jail for nearly six years under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). A bench led by Justice Arvind Kumar reserved the order in December 2025 after hearing appeals against the Delhi High Court's refusal to grant bail. While Umar Khalid was recently granted interim bail for his sister's wedding, regular bail remains elusive. The prosecution maintains the riots were part of a 'larger conspiracy' timed with the US President's visit, whereas the defence argues that prolonged incarceration without trial makes bail imperative. The broadcast also references alleged speeches by Sharjeel Imam regarding the 'Chicken's Neck' corridor.

In a major breakthrough, the Delhi Police Crime Branch has arrested Bandhu Maan Singh Sekhon, a key operative of the Goldy Brar gang. Senior Editor Arvind Ojha reports that Sekhon is the alleged conspirator behind the shooting at comedian Kapil Sharma’s ‘Kap’s Cafe’ in Surrey, Canada. Police recovered a sophisticated Chinese PX-3 pistol and live cartridges from him. Sekhon, who fled to India after the incident, allegedly provided logistics and weapons for the attack. The probe reveals potential motives including extortion or Sharma’s proximity to actor Salman Khan.

Comedian Kapil Sharma has commented on the three shooting incidents at his cafe in Surrey, Canada. Speaking at a film release event, Sharma discussed the response from Canadian authorities, noting the federal government is now taking interest in the case. Referencing the aftermath of the attacks on his cafe, Kapil Sharma stated, 'Every time there was a shooting, we got a grand opening'. He also remarked on the capabilities of the local police to prevent such incidents. The actor confirmed that Canadian police and authorities are now taking action following the series of firings at his establishment.

This bulletin covers the third shooting at comedian Kapil Sharma’s restaurant, Caps Cafe, in Surrey, Canada, with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang claiming responsibility. Key figures mentioned include Kapil Sharma, Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldy Dhillon, Kulveer Singh, and Bollywood actor Salman Khan. The most significant quote from the gang’s social media post is: 'Bullets can go anywhere.' The report highlights the growing trend of gang-related threats and extortion attempts targeting Bollywood personalities, reminiscent of the underworld’s influence in the 1980s and 1990s. Police investigations are ongoing, and no injuries have been reported, but the repeated attacks have raised concerns about the safety of Indian celebrities abroad and the resurgence of organised crime targeting the film industry.

Infosys founder Narayana Murthy and Rajya Sabha MP Sudha Murthy declined to participate in Karnataka's Socio-Economic and Educational Survey, stating they do not belong to any backward class, sparking a political debate between the Congress and BJP.

This special report details significant national developments, beginning with the controversy surrounding Karnataka's Socio-Economic and Educational Survey. Infosys founder Narayana Murthy and Rajya Sabha MP Sudha Murthy declined participation, stating they do not belong to any backward class, sparking a political debate between the Congress and BJP. Concurrently, Gujarat witnessed a major government shake-up with all 16 ministers resigning ahead of a cabinet expansion. Over 200 Naxalites surrendered across Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh, a development Union Home Minister Amit Shah called a major success against Left-Wing Extremism. The Ministry of External Affairs denied any phone call between Prime Minister Modi and former US President Trump regarding Russian oil purchases. In Karnataka, Minister Priyank Kharge advocated action against government employees attending RSS events. Telangana's Revanth Reddy government faced a legal setback as the Supreme Court upheld a stay on its 42% BC quota in local elections. Andhra Pradesh IT Minister Nara Lokesh celebrated a multi-billion dollar Google investment. Other reports include a Bengaluru surgeon's alleged murder of his wife using a restricted anaesthetic, a controversy over missing gold at the Sabarimala temple, and India's bid to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad. Additionally, the third attack on comedian Kapil Sharma's cafe in Canada, for which the Lawrence Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility, is reported.

This special report details the third shooting attack on comedian Kapil Sharma's 'Caps Cafe' in Canada, for which the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility. In a social media post, gang members Goldy Dhillon and Kuldeep Sidhu stated, 'Bollywood ke log bhi hamare dharm ke khilaf bolte hain. Goli kahin bhi chal sakti hai' (People from Bollywood also speak against our religion. Bullets can be fired anywhere). The repeated attacks on the cafe are linked to Kapil Sharma's association with actor Salman Khan, who has been a long-standing target of the gang. This incident occurred shortly after the Canadian government officially designated the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist organisation on September 29, 2025, citing its involvement in violence and creating a climate of fear. The investigation into the latest shooting, where fortunately no one was harmed, is currently underway.

This special report details the third shooting attack on comedian Kapil Sharma's Kap's cafe in Canada, for which the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility.

The investigation into self-styled godman Swami Chaitanyanand, also known as Parthasarathy, reveals a darker, murkier story. Delhi Police have arrested three senior female staff members from the SRI-SIM campus: Associate Dean Shweta Sharma, Executive Director Bhavna Kapil, and Senior Faculty member Kajal. They face charges of abetment, threatening students, and destruction of evidence. During interrogation, the women confessed to their actions, stating "they have admitted to following Parthasarathy's orders and pressuring students under the guise of discipline." A police raid on the Swami's campus uncovered porn CDs, sex toys, and obscene chats, including a conversation about a Dubai Sheikh. The probe has also led police to a guest house in Uttarakhand allegedly used by the baba to carry out his heinous acts with female students, while a similar location in Andhra has been confirmed.

A shooting incident occurred outside actor Disha Patni's house in Bareilly, with multiple rounds fired, though no injuries were reported. Gangster Goldie Brar claimed responsibility in a social media post, citing spiritual reasons and accusing the actor's sister of insulting a spiritual figure. The family has responded, stating the words were twisted and misinterpreted and that they will not tolerate such threats.

An audio message from Lawrence Bishnoi gang member Harry Boxer has surfaced, claiming responsibility for targeting comedian Kapil Sharma’s restaurant in Canada. According to the clip, the attack was linked to Sharma inviting Salman Khan for its inauguration. Boxer also threatened to shoot any filmmaker or artist who collaborates with Salman Khan.

Comedian Kapil Sharma's 'Caps Cafe' in Surrey, Canada was attacked again. At least six shots were fired at Kapil Sharma’s cafe, making it the second incident in last one month.

Days after firing at Kapil Sharma's cafe in Surrey, no arrests have been made, with Canadian police stating the shooters are untraceable.

Mumbai Police have reached comedian Kapil Sharma's residence in Oshiwara following a firing incident at his cafe in Surrey, Canada. The police visit is reportedly a preventive measure to ensure Sharma's security and to communicate with him about any potential threats. A Khalistani terrorist named Laddi had claimed responsibility for the attack on Sharma's Canadian restaurant. The authorities aim to assess if additional security measures are needed for the actor. It is currently unclear whether Sharma is present at his Mumbai residence. The police will inquire if Sharma has received any threats and determine the necessary steps for his safety.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has released the first images of Ladi, a pro-Khalistani terrorist linked to the recent shooting at Caps Cafe in Surrey, Canada. A reward of ₹10 lakh has been announced for information leading to his arrest. Ladi, reportedly based in Germany, is associated with Babbar Khalsa International and is accused of plotting the murder of a BHP leader in Punjab and coordinating targeted killings from abroad. The Caps Cafe attack left at least 12 bullet marks at the scene, raising concerns over transnational terrorism.

The Caps Cafe in Surrey, recently inaugurated and owned by comedian Kapil Sharma, has issued its first response following an attack on the premises. The cafe stated they are troubled by the incident but remain committed to their mission of spreading warmth and joy. They called for standing firm against violence. This incident occurs against a backdrop of tense India-Canada relations and growing concerns among the Indian community in Canada about targeted attacks on their achievements. The new Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney, has expressed intentions to designate pro-Khalistani elements as terrorists, though the effectiveness of this stance remains to be seen. The attack on Caps Cafe highlights the ongoing security concerns for Indian businesses and individuals in Canada.

Unidentified gunmen opened fire at the building housing comedian Kapil Sharma's cafe, Kap's Cafe, in Surrey, Canada. The cafe was recently launched and pictures have gone viral. The attackers reportedly arrived in a car and fled soon after. No one was injured in the incident. Unidentified gunmen opened fire at the building housing comedian Kapil Sharma's cafe, Kap's Cafe, in Surrey, Canada. The cafe was recently launched and pictures have gone viral. The attackers reportedly arrived in a car and fled soon after. No one was injured in the incident. Khalistani terrorist Harjeet Singh Laddi has taken responsibility for this attack. Ladddi is the most wanted terrorist of India's NIA and is associated with BKI (Babbar Khalsa International).

Legendary India captain Kapil Dev said he wanted to see a century from Rohit Sharma in the Champions Trophy 2025 final against New Zealand. India captain got out for 76 (83) in the summit clash as the Men in Blue won the final by four wickets.

Comedian-actor Kapil Sharma, actor Rajpal Yadav, choreographer-director Remo D'Souza, and singer-comedian Sugandha Mishra have received threatening emails, police revealed.