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Cup cafes in Comedian Kapil Sharma’s restaurant, Canada have reopened their doors after the firing incident. Is it heartfelt that local police officers paid a special journey to the cafe to show their support, which Kapil touched him by his gesture.
He said that solidarity from police against violence means that there is a lot for him.
Kapil reacts to re -opening his cafe
Kapil’s restaurant was reopened on 20 July after the recent firing incident. The comedian finally broke his silence, sharing his first response to the event on Instagram, where he expressed his gratitude for his support received. This marks his first public remarks on the incident.
Kapil shared a video in collaboration with his wife Ginni on social media, showing police officers visiting his cafe, cup cafe and enjoying food.
Posting the video, Kapil wrote, “Thank you Mayor Branda Loke, @Surreypoliceservice and all the officers who visited @Thekapscafe_ to show their love and support. We are standing against violence. We are really grateful.” He added #peaceverviolence, #Love, #SMILES and #betifulbritishcolumbia to the caption.
The official page of the cafe on Instagram also shares images from the journey, stating, “We are really honored for members of @TheMayorofsurrey, @surreyypoliceservice and other respected officers, and visit @Thekapscafe_.
What do we know about the shooting incident
On July 10, according to the Surrey Police Service, several gun shots were heard outside the cup cafe at 1:50 pm (local time). Police said some staff members were present inside the restaurant at the time of shooting. No one was hurt in the incident. According to the news agency ANI, at least 10 bullet holes could be seen in a window in the cup cafe, while another window was shattered.
At that time, KAP cafe employees described the incident as “heartbreak” and said they were “surprised” with unexpected firing in the restaurant complex. The cafe also thanked the entire community for all the help in this case, British Columbia, Surrey for Police Department, British Columbia, gratitude to the Police Department and all the messages for all the messages.
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