Bangladeshi detained on charges of killing British Prime Minister

Police arrested Nimu Zakaria Rahman, a Bangladeshi-born youth, for purportedly planning the murder of the British Prime Minister Thracema May. The 20-year-old Zechariah was taken to the Westminster Magistrates Court on Wednesday. In the court, he acquainted himself as a 'Bangladeshi-British'.Zakaria had intended to kill the British Prime Minister by bursting suicide bombs and knife attacks. Mohammad Aikib Imran, a young man named against Zakaria, was also indicted for cooperating with terrorism.

Apart from Zakaria, on Wednesday, 21-year-old Mohammad Aikib Imran was also sent to Westminster Magistrates Court. Imran has called himself 'Pakistani-British'. He was carried with a quandary in terrorism. The court granted the remand of two people. They are due to appear in the Old Bailey Court in London on December 20.
The police claimed that they were able to foil an active plan of the murder of Prime Minister Theresa May.
On 28 November Naimul Zakaria Rahman was captured from London. At that time, one of the explosives (IDS) was recovered from him. Zakaria native of South London. Mohamed Akib Imran has arrested from Birmingham city about a hundred miles away from London at 90 minutes of an impediment.

A study report published on Tuesday on the incident of terrorist attacks in the UK on Tuesday. It is said, in the last one year, investigators have been able to vandalize the action plans of nine revolutionaries. However, the report said that the attack on Manchester City's suicide critic Salman Abedi was an error in detectives, saying that the attack could be stopped. In this discussion, the Bangladeshi-born Zakaria was taken to a patio for the plan to kill the Prime Minister.

The UK Prime Minister's Office and Residence are surrounded by 10 Downing square steel fences. And iron gate at the entrance. An armed guard of the security personnel on the gate.
It is said in the court that Naimur Zakaria Rahman, diminishing a suicide belt, planned to enter the gate by exploding the explosive. Then he planned to enter the Prime Minister's house by using paper spray and knife attack. Besides, he was helping Mohammad Akib Imran to get connected to terrorism. The declaration was that Imran tried to cross Libya more than once to join the militant IS. For this, he had gone a step forward in the form of a collection of fictitious information-data, providing the requisite funds, making a fake passport with travel plans.

Prosecutor Mark Carroll said two grave charges have been brought here, which is associated with the design of terrorism planning, preparations, and schedules for the attack. It is possible to bury these before going to the final stage.
The two accused themselves of being naive.