Salman Khan supports Sania Mirza over Pakistani daughter-in-law contro

I would like to state as follows:

1. I am married to Mr. Shoaib Malik, who is from Pakistan. I am an Indian, who will remain an Indian until the end of my life.

2. I was born in Mumbai as my mother needed to be at a specialist hospital since she was seriously unwell at the time of my birth. I came home to Hyderabad when I was 3 weeks old. My forefathers have lived in Hyderabad for more than a century. My grandfather, Mr. Mohammed Zaffer Mirza started his career as an Engineer in Nizam's Railways in Hyderabad in 1948 and died in his ancestral home in Hyderabad.

My great grandfather, Mr. Mohd. Ahmed Mirza was also born and raised in Hyderabad. He was the Chief Engineer, Water Works, Hyderabad and was responsible for constructing the famous Gandipet dam.

My great, great grandfather, Mr. Aziz Mirza was the Home Secretary under the Nizam in Hyderabad and worked tirelessly for relief works during the historic Musi River floods of 1908.

So, my family belongs to Hyderabad for more than a century and I strongly condemn any attempts by any person, whosoever, to brand me an outsider.

I hope this clears all doubts and issues.

Also the tennis star seemed to have prayers on her lips instead of barbs and vitriol she has been facing from all corners. Mirza, who married Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik in 2010 and lives abroad but plays for India, tweeted hours ago, "I pray for people who cannot be happy for others and who cannot let go of the pain and hatred inside them..May Allah bless u all."