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Jul 10, 2025 8:18 PM - Connect Media Network

Shots fired at Kap's Cafe in Surrey

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According to the police, no one was injured in the incident. (Photo: Connect Media Network)

Shots were been fired at the Kap's Cafe in Surrey, which opened just a few days ago. The incident took place early morning at around 1:50 am.

Located near 84th Avenue and 120th Street, this cafe belongs to Kapil Sharma, a famous personality in the Hindi film industry and the world of stand-up comedy, and his wife Ginni.

The cafe had a soft launch this weekend and no date had been announced yet for a major launch event.

When the Connect Newsroom team assessed the scene, they found at least 10 bullet holes on one side of the cafe. Police markings could also be seen on them. In addition, the glass on one side was broken and scattered on the street, but it was difficult to estimate how many bullets were fired in this area.

According to the police, no one was injured in the incident.

Speaking to Connect Newsroom, an elderly resident of the area said that such incidents are increasing.

A woman from one of the apartments above this business told Connect FM, without sharing her identity, that she felt like firecrackers were going off at night.

Meanwhile, a mother walking past the scene of the incident with her young son said that she herself was thinking of coming to this cafe with her sisters. She said it was surprising that a business would be targeted in such a manner in the exact opposite direction to a daycare centre. She said the security situation in the city is appalling.

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