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The London Pride Parade was among the potential targets, the court heard

A Man who has been deleted, a sword attack on the police in front of Buckingham Palace was planning a series of terrorist attacks, a court has heard.

Mohiussunnath Chowdhury, 28, has not been found guilty of a terrorism charge over an incident outside of The Palace in the year 2017, Woolwich Crown Court .

He is accused of, and later the planning of attacks on places of interest, including London ' s Madame Tussauds and the London Pride Parade .

Mr Chowdhury, of Kirkwood Road, Luton, denies The Charge .

He appeared in court alongside his sister Sneha Chowdhury, 25, of is accused of doing nothing to stop his plans.

Ms Chowdhury, of the same address, denies failure of two charges, to information about acts of terrorism.

Woolwich Crown Court heard that, in The Attack in front of Buckingham Palace in August 2017, with two unarmed officers suffered cut injuries on their hands, if they fought to disarm Mr Chowdhury, as he shouted again and again, "Allahu Akbar" (God is greatest).

Mr Chowdhury had claimed that The Incident in front of Buckingham Palace was a suicide attempt.

But the Prosecutor told the court after he was cleared at the Old Bailey, Mr Chowdhury bragged to undercover police officers who had him under observation, that he had deceived The Jury .

He also unwittingly entrusted the officers to make the work of his trust. January 2019, plans to the opponent busy London tourist attractions, such as Madame Tussauds , and an open-top Sightseeing bus discussed the possible objectives, Prosecutor Duncan Atkinson QC said.

Sneha Chowdhury is accused of doing nothing to stop, as her brother-plans

"Believe you to be sincerely engaged, as he was, he told them of his devotion to The Cause of violent Islamic extremism that underpins the basis for this devotion and the oblique religious beliefs, you are," Mr Atkinson said.

He said Mr Chowdhury was motivated "by dreams of martyrdom for The Cause of Islam, and inspired by the preachers of hatred".

"The object was to unleash death and suffering on the non-Muslim members of The Public who happens to be present, with a shot gun, sword, and even a van as part of an attack," he said.

The Prosecutor told jurors that they could consider Mr. Chowdhury's "statements" to the undercover officers that he was trying to "in fact, for the carrying out of a terrorist attack in the year 2017, and that he had betrayed the previous jury acquitted him."

Mr Atkinson added: "whatever The Position in the year 2017, he was, undoubtedly, the preparation for the terrorism in the year 2019. "

Madame Tussauds is a top Tourist Attraction , known for its wax figures of celebrities and historical figures

Mr Atkinson said Mr Chowdhury's sister had a "better reason, than to understand someone" what is your brother thinking was and want to achieve, but you did nothing to stop him.

The Prosecutor's office said to buy Mr Chowdhury and his sister to the Bank account on the 10th of March 2019, two Red Oak Bokken, wooden training swords, the goods directly to your home address.

Mr Chowdhury was also able to buy a replica Glock pistol and looked in firearms training, Mr Atkinson said.

He also sought the involvement of the undercover officer in his firearms-related training and carry out terrorist attacks, Mr Atkinson.

In The Lead up to the Buckingham Palace incident, he had killed references to WhatsApp, the "Westminster jihad attacker"' Khalid Masood , had five people, in March 2017, and wrote that it was "a good way".

Mr Chowdhury is charged with one count of entry in conduct in preparation of terrorist acts, collecting information likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism and dissemination of terrorist publications.

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Source of news: bbc.com