Hundreds gathered outside Singh’s Dining in west London on November 13, waving Palestinian flags and calling for its shutdown over its jhatka meat policy and the Sikh owner's social media comments. Kapoor, arrested earlier that day on suspicion of possessing an extreme image, had sought police protection against threats but ended up in custody as the protest unfolded. His wife credited comedian John Cleese with sending guards that possibly saved them, while Cleese questioned why police targeted the owner instead of the demonstrators pushing what he called animal torture via halal methods. Kapoor was released the next day and thanked Cleese publicly after visiting a Sikh temple.
The British Patriots@TheBritPats
🚨BREAKING: Islamists have gathered outside Singh’s Dining in London, an Indian-owned restaurant that does not serve halal meat. A sign outside the premises reads “proudly non-halal” sign. They are threatening to burn his shop down, r@pe his family members and kill him.…
Khushi Harman Kapoor@kapoorkhushi31
URGENT PUBLIC STATEMENT – HARMAN SINGH KAPOOR For days, I have been desperately asking the Metropolitan Police for help, protection and assurances regarding the safety of my family and our business. Despite repeatedly contacting the Met Police and raising serious concerns, I…
Khushi Harman Kapoor@kapoorkhushi31
Without @JohnCleese’s help, my family might have been killed by Pakistani supporters last night. He sent 8 security guards to defend Singhs Dining My husband @kingkapoor72 was arrested yesterday by met police Aggressive protesters chanted “Pakistan Zindabad”, outside my…