New Delhi [India], May 24 (ANI): BJP leader V Muraleedharan, who is a member of the all-party delegation to Qatar and other nations led by NCP (SCP) MP Supriya Sule, highlighted the purpose of the delegation's visit.

He said that the purpose of the visit is to explain the world and expose those who are utilising their land, training and financing terrorists and sending them to India. The BJP MP asserted that we could find state-sponsored terrorism in any other place in the world.

V Muraleedharan added that the world will have to unite against terrorism and informed that the delegation will spend two days in Doha, then travel to South Africa, Ethiopia and Egypt.

'This visit of parliamentary delegation, the first phase of this visit is to Doha in Qatar...to explain to the world and expose those who are utilising their land, training and financing terrorists and sending them to India. You wouldn't find state-sponsored terrorism in any other part of the world. This has to be made clear to the rest of the world, and the world has to unite against all forms of terrorism...we will spend two days in Doha. After that, we will be visiting South Africa, Ethiopia and Egypt', he said.

National Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar) MP Supriya Sule, who is leading an all-party delegation to put forward India's policy of zero-tolerance against terrorism, said on Friday that they are going to 'give a message of peace and friendship.'

The Sule-led group was briefed by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri earlier today ahead of their visit to various countries.

'We are going to give a message of peace and friendship. It was a very good briefing, and when we come back, we will talk in detail about it. Our group leaves tomorrow for South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, and Doha (Qatar),' Sule told reporters.

'India is against terrorism and has zero tolerance towards it. Indian government has fought against terrorism before, and will continue its fight against terrorism with strength, and we are going together as Indians to other countries,' she told reporters. (ANI)