Hundreds protest at Sikh man's London restaurant over 'proudly non-halal' policy

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Hundreds protested outside Singh's Dining after its Sikh owner refused to serve halal meat. The confrontation intensified a dispute involving alleged threats, social media posts and police protection.

Hundreds of protesters gathered outside an Indian restaurant in west London on Friday night, demanding its closure after its Sikh owner refused to sell halal food, as reported by Daily Mail.The eatery, located a short walk from the well-appointed Hammersmith Grove, has a sign written in marker on its shopfront that reads, "Proudly non-halal." The neighbourhood is also home to acclaimed actor Ralph Fiennes and comedian Bill Bailey. The restaurant's owner, Harman Singh Kapoor, has faced criticism over his refusal to serve halal meat and his social media posts about Muslims and the conflict in Gaza.

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