The driver of an Audi, responsible for the tragic deaths of two young brothers in a horrific road accident in Wolverhampton, has been sentenced to 13 years in prison. The incident, which occurred on Birmingham New Road at 8.45pm on 14 March 2019, claimed the lives of 10-year-old Sanjay Singh and his 23-month-old brother Pawanveer.

Mohammed Sullaiman Khan, aged 27, was racing against another motorist, Hamza Shahid, when he crashed into the BMW carrying the victims. The boys’ mother, driving the BMW, suffered spinal cord injuries in the crash. Khan, from Sandown, fled the scene immediately after the accident.

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