guwahati in an attempt to douse the controversy caused by reports of its alleged terror links all india united democratic front aiudf said terrorist groups like the alqaida have no place in indian society reiterating its antiterrorism stand aiudf chief badruddin ajmal who met president pranab mukherjee vicepresident hamid ansari and home secretary anil goswami on friday said aiudf and jamiat ulemaehind have never espoused fundamentalist causes ajmal and other aiudf leaders reached new delhi on thursday to seek the centres intervention after reports surfaced of ajmals alleged terror links before travelling to delhi ajmal had said he was ready to face any probe into his and aiudfs credentials the party has always backed government operations against terror groups across religious lines he had said during a meeting with union mos for home kiren rijiju on thursday ajmal asked the centre to take steps so that such allegations do not escalate communal tension in a memorandum to the home ministry on thursday aiudf said we therefore humbly submit that there are elements not only in assam but in other parts of the country who are out to destroy its socioeconomic fabric by creating enmity among different communities organizations and parties meanwhile different organizations including constituents of the sangh parivar have upped the ante for a ban on aiudf the organizations are also demanding ajmals arrest