Bollywood’s comedy icon Kapil Sharma is in the headlines for all the wrong reasons after a second Kapil Sharma café shooting took place in Surrey, Canada. The incident, which unfolded in the early hours of the morning, has sparked a wave of concern among fans and raised questions about celebrity safety abroad.

Second Shooting in Under a Month

RCMP officials confirmed that the latest shooting occurred at around 4:40 a.m., with several shots fired into the exterior of Kap’s Café. The property sustained visible damage, but no injuries were reported. This comes just weeks after the first attack, which had already prompted enhanced security measures at the venue.

Bishnoi Gang’s Chilling Message

Hours after the shooting, social media was flooded with screenshots of a post allegedly from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Shared by Goldy Dhillon, a known gang associate, the message claimed responsibility for both shootings. The post linked the attacks to Salman Khan’s presence at the café’s grand opening, calling it a deliberate provocation.

Threat to Mumbai

The gang’s message ended with an ominous warning: “If our warning is ignored, our next action will take place in Mumbai.” This statement has heightened concerns for both Sharma and Khan, whose longstanding feud with the Bishnoi gang is well-documented.

Police and Security Response

Surrey RCMP has launched a multi-faceted investigation, reviewing CCTV footage, interviewing witnesses, and collaborating with cybercrime units to confirm the source of the online post. Canadian authorities have also communicated the threat to their counterparts in India, where police are expected to bolster security measures for high-profile personalities.

International Cooperation

Given the cross-border nature of the threat, experts believe that both Canadian and India