Father Salim backs Salman Khan's appointment as IOA ambassador

The 80-year-old writer took to the social media and posted an array of tweets where he explained the decision of backing Indian Olympic Association's decision.

New Delhi: Bollywood scriptwriter Salim Khan has once again stepped forward to support his son Salman Khan's appointment as the goodwill ambassador of the Indian Olympic contingent.

The 80-year-old writer took to the social media and posted an array of tweets explaining his stand of backing Indian Olympic Association's decision. 

Salim also stated that he is known to be fair as he never supported the 'Bajrangi Bhaijan' star in all other previous controversies.

Earlier, Salman's appointment was criticised by wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt and sprint legend Milkha Singh.

Check out Salim's latest tweets:

WINDING UP. Salman has been in controversy for the last 25 years regularly. Not a single time i supported him. I was known as a fair person.

— Salim Khan (@luvsalimkhan) April 28, 2016

Now first time i support him on my belief that what he is doing is right. Instead and alcohol or tobacco he is promoting sports.

— Salim Khan (@luvsalimkhan) April 28, 2016

and i am called unfair, arrogant and asked to apologise. "Oh lord forgive them for they know not what they do" - Jesus

— Salim Khan (@luvsalimkhan) April 28, 2016