Zakaria asserted in militancy by the influence of uncle.

Thressa May,

Nayeemer Zakaria Rahman, arrested for the theft of Theresa Mei Raja's prime minister was inspired by the influence of one of his ancestors. The uncle was fighting for IS in Syria and died in a drone attack. The information was presented at the Old Bailey Court in London on Tuesday.
UK warrior identified as a spy in the United States with Zakaria on the Internet Zakaria's conversation with the detective (chat) details was presented in court hearing on Tuesday.
On November 2 last year, 20-year-old Naimur Zakaria Rahman was arrested by UK police. He introduced himself as a 'British-Bangladeshi' in the court. The Guardian's story has been mentioned as his family lives in Midlands.
In the first hearing of the sensitive case, it was said that Zakariya was in touch with one of his ancestors who went to Syria. That uncle was fighting for IS. That uncle-in-law persuaded Jakaria to attack the UK soil. Together with uncle, they were planning on how to attack. Meanwhile, the untimely death of unnatural drone strikes in Syria Then he became more determined to attack the ground in the UK. While confessing the identity, while talking to the detective, Zakaria himself said this information.
At that time, Zakaria further told that the uncle sent him a video image of making the bomb. But she could not download (download) her computer.
At one stage of the conversation on 14 September, 2017, Zakaria said that he was associated with a suicide squad. He wants to run a suicide attack in the British Parliament. Prime Minister Theresa wants to kill Mack The next day he again said that his goal is to kill at least one leader of the parliament. He also gave a description of how to attack suicide by wearing it.
Detectives claimed that Zakaria planned to attack the British Prime Minister's office at last. The police arrested him the day before the attack. Zakaria was once reportedly under surveillance as a person at risk of involvement in extremism.
Public prosecutor Mark Hayd said in the court, the evidence shows that Zakaria had prepared a detailed table for the attack on the Prime Minister's Office and fixed his own goal.
Judge Mohammad Akib Imran, another 21-year-old youth, is under trial with Zakaria. The two were arrested on the same day. Zakaria had close contact with Akib Imran. Akib made preparations to go to Syria or Libya to join the militant IS. The hearing of the case is continuing.