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.
In an exclusive interview with India Today, legal expert Harish Salve discussed the constitutional crisis in West Bengal following Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's refusal to resign despite losing her seat and the decisive mandate against her party.
An India Today ground report from Tehran details the ongoing conflict, its impact on the city's infrastructure and how Iranians have gathered at Enghelab Square to demonstrate solidarity and unity amid war.
The Congress state unit in Tamil Nadu held an online meeting and decided to extend support to TVK. Congress is seeking a power-sharing agreement and is likely to demand two cabinet portfolios, along with a few board and corporation chairman posts, and other government roles such as trust members and directors.
Watch as India Today's Geeta Mohan brings this exclusive ground report from Iran's fourteenth-century Golestan Palace, which was damaged during the US-Israel airstrikes on Tehran.
