Manifestants musulmans criden «Allahu Akbar» davant d’un restaurant de Londres per no servir halal
Exigeixen el tancament del restaurant de Harman Singh Kapoor, que es declara «orgullosament no halal». Amenacen amb matar el propietari, violar la seva filla i destruir el local.
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Harman Singh Kapoor is an Indian-origin Sikh businessman who runs Singh's Dining, a restaurant in Hammersmith, west London. His restaurant has faced protests and threats over his public refusal to serve halal meat, a stance he openly takes pride in. The dispute began when Kapoor put up a sign at the restaurant entrance reading ‘Proudly non-halal’. to publicly defend that meat is not served halal and be proud of it. .. Since then, some Muslims have challenged him over the sign and the businessman has recorded and posted the discussions on social media, in which he responds bluntly: «I'm proud, I don't sell halal».
The pressure on the restaurant escalated into threats, vandalism and campaigns to damage its reputation through Google Maps. Kapoor claims that he has received death threats against him and rape threats against his wife and daughter. The latest development was a demonstration outside the restaurant demanding its closure.
Protesters chant ‘Allahu Akbar’ outside restaurant
On Friday, November 13, hundreds of Muslims gathered in front of Singh's Dining to demand its closure. The protest, organized by Muslim activists, brought together a crowd that shouted «Allahu Akbar», «Shame» and «Free Palestine». One protester asked the crowd over a microphone what they wanted to do about the restaurant's owner, Harman Singh Kapoor, and the crowd responded by chanting ‘Shut him down’.
The organizers justified the protest by the businessman's statements against Islam, his comments about Muslims and his publications about Gaza. The British Muslim news outlet 5Pillars has acknowledged that the mobilization was organized by Muslim activists.
Kapoor was detained during the demonstration
Harman Singh Kapoor was not at the restaurant when hundreds of people gathered in front of the establishment on November 13. The London Metropolitan Police had arrested him that same day at his home, hours before the protest. The reasons for his arrest have not yet been officially confirmed.
His wife, Khushi Kapoor, and his daughter had to face the rally without him, after months of threats and intimidation reported by the family. Kapoor had warned the police that he had received a death threat that specifically specified Friday, November 13 as the deadline. The Sikh businessman had repeatedly denounced the lack of police protection. On 12 November, he publicly stated that he had compiled the threats he had received and had waited two hours at a police station without being seen by an officer.
Kapoor previously closed a restaurant over his refusal to serve halal meat halal
The Singh's Dining case is not the first episode of harassment that Harman Singh Kapoor has reported. In February 2026, he announced the closure of the Rangrez restaurant, citing threats, assaults and harassment campaigns by Muslims opposed to his refusal to serve halal.
Kapoor accused the Metropolitan Police of failing to protect him from attacks. The businessman publicly denounced what he considered to be double standards: «If Muslims can display halal signs outside their restaurants in the UK without facing hatred or abuse, why am I, as a Sikh, being insulted and attacked by Muslims for displaying a sign saying “Proudly, we do not sell halal”?». Eight months later, he again denounces threats and pressure to close his other restaurant. What was intended to be a lifelong family business is in danger not because of a lack of customers or quality, but because of the sustained harassment that neither the police nor the local authorities know or want to stop.
A British patriot with thousands of followers
Harman Singh Kapoor has become a well-known figure on social media, especially on X, where he has amassed over 159,000 followers. The Sikh businessman of Indian origin presents himself as a British patriot who defends the United Kingdom, its values and its freedoms in the face of the Islamization of the country. His videos and criticism of Islamic religious demands have attracted considerable attention.
The case has received support from the British actor John Cleese, known for Monty Python. According to Kapoor's wife,the actor paid for eight private security guards to protect the restaurant during the demonstration. Cleese has also spread the case on social media and criticized the actions of the British police.
Despite the threats and attempts at intimidation that he denounces, Kapoor maintains his refusal to serve halal meat and defends the right to run their business without submitting to religious demands that are foreign to their beliefs. The businessman has publicly insisted that he has no intention of abandoning his principles and has turned the ‘Proudly non-halal’ sign into a symbol of his resistance to pressure.
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