Vinod Kambli hits out at troll who tagged him in place of Vinod Khanna after actor's death

Soon after the news of Vinod Khanna's death broke, one of the trolls tagged Vinod Kambli instead of the actor on Twitter.

New Delhi: Former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli on Thursday severely hit out at a fan who tagged him in a obituary Twitter post after the death of legendary Bollywood actor Vinod Khanna.

Vinod Khanna, who was suffering from cancer from some time, passed away at the age of 70 today.

While tributes poured in from all corners, one of the trolls wrongly tagged Vinod Kambli instead of the actor on Twitter.

One of the fans reminded him of the errant post which he deleted.

Bhai vinod khanna not kambli https://t.co/mxBae6h00d

— RajeshAdepu (@Adepu07Raju) April 27, 2017

Some of the fans also started paying their tribute to the cricketer.

@TweetErrant @vinodkambli349 Great cricketer he was #RIP — ㅤ (@firkiii) April 27, 2017

After being tagged in so many posts, Kambli severely hit out at the troll for the insensitive act.

"@TweetErrant.Shame on you people n who so ever have tweeted about Vinod khanna's death n tagged my name in their tweets.Have some. Continue," he tweeted.

@TweetErrant.Shame on you people n who so ever have tweeted about Vinod khanna's death n tagged my name in their tweets.Have some. continue — VINOD KAMBLI (@vinodkambli349) April 27, 2017

"@TweetErrant .respect for vinod khanna.A versatile Actor and who so ever had tweeted abt me.God will surely punished you," he continued.

@TweetErrant .respect for vinod khanna.A versatile Actor and who so ever had tweeted abt me.God will surely punished you. — VINOD KAMBLI (@vinodkambli349) April 27, 2017

The troll later realised his mistake and said it was done intentionally.

.@vinodkambli349 sorry i tagged wrong vinod by mistake. i am really sorry guys for the hurts. — Chikoo (@TweetErrant) April 27, 2017

@Winkerbell_ i just tagged vinod kambli instead of vinod khanna by mistake. and he got angry and tweeted something and blocked me. — Chikoo (@TweetErrant) April 27, 2017

Earlier today, the 70-year-old actor died of bladder cancer at a hospital in Mumbai.

Khanna joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in 1997 and was a Member of Parliament from Gurdaspur, Punjab.