The Bandhu Man Singh Case took a major turn after the Delhi Police Crime Branch arrested the alleged gangster for his role in the firing at comedian Kapil Sharma’s café in Surrey, Canada. Police say Singh handled operations for Canada-based gangster Goldy Dhillon and managed a network that stretched across India and Canada.
Investigators describe Singh as one of Dhillon’s closest associates. They claim he coordinated movements, arranged weapons and supported Dhillon’s team. Police found a Chinese-made pistol and cartridges with him during the arrest. Officers also say he tried to rebuild Dhillon’s gang in India after returning from Canada.
Police sources believe Singh supplied weapons and vehicles to the shooters who attacked Kapil Sharma’s café. The car used in the latest attack reportedly belonged to him. According to investigators, he planned the operation and helped the shooters reach the spot. They also suspect that Singh arranged advanced weapons for future attacks.
Officials now check whether he handled foreign funding or received instructions from overseas handlers. They also trace possible targets and routes used for smuggling arms. The Bandhu Man Singh Case may expose a larger India-Canada gang network, as senior officers expect more arrests soon.
Kapil Sharma’s Surrey café has faced three gun attacks since July. Shootings took place on July 10, August 8 and again in October. The latest incident happened around 3:45 am on 85 Avenue and 120 Street. Surrey Police Service continues to investigate the Canada-side operations. After the October attack, a man named Kulvir Sidhu released a video and claimed responsibility. Sidhu linked himself to Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang and also mentioned Goldy Dhillon.
Kapil Sharma reacted earlier and demanded stronger action from Canadian authorities. He said the repeated attacks created fear among staff and customers. With Singh’s arrest, Delhi Police tighten their probe and attempt to break the cross-border gang network.
