India's Group 4 all-party delegation continued their strong messaging against global terrorism during their visit to Liberia, with the leader of the delegation, Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP SS Ahluwalia delivering remarks aimed at Pakistan's alleged role in spreading extremism MP Shinde said India is now the first country to globally promote peace through parliamentary outreach focused on fighting terrorism.

"I think for the first time, a country is spreading the message of peace across the world through a delegation against terrorism. This work has been done by Prime Minister Modi," Shinde said while addressing participants in Monrovia during India's multi-nation parliamentary visit. Referring to India's long-standing battle against terrorism, he added, "India has been fighting against terrorism for 4-5 decades, but still, today India is a great power in technology and other such things."

BJP veteran and Lok Sabha MP SS Ahluwalia said that Pakistan continues to misuse religion as a tool to justify terrorism and that this has been recognised even by Islamic nations. "Pakistan thinks that the Islamic world will stand with them. We requested that the people of the UAE, that they (Pakistan) use the Quran and religion to spread terrorism. They (UAE) accepted that it (Pakistan) has hijacked the religion," Ahluwalia said.