The brother of a South Asian man who was killed while street racing in Mississauga has now been charged, along with another man, in connection with the incident.
TORONTO – Two Toronto men have been arrested and charged in connection with the street racing death of a man in Mississauga last weekend.
Mohammad Haniff, 29, was travelling at a high rate of speed when he lost control of his vehicle in the area of Kestrel Road and Meyerside Drive at around 6:20 p.m. on Saturday, reported CP24.
Hazrat Haniff, the brother of a man killed while street racing in Mississauga this weekend, has now been charged in connection with the incident.
At the time of the incident, witnesses said that a brown Toyota Camry was also involved but sped away from the scene after the crash.
Igor Stambulsky, 23, was arrested Tuesday night and charged with criminal negligence causing death by street racing and failure to remain causing death by street racing.
Hazrat Haniff, the victim’s 24-year-old brother, was also arrested and is charged with criminal negligence causing death by street racing, public mischief and obstruction. Haniff is the brother of the victim and a co-worker of Stambulsk.
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Sources said the most common tool of service rule misuse is through availing of a five-year leave for self-employment. The Punjab Government in 2002 had allowed such a leave, but not for immigration purpose for self-employment. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has clearly warned that no officer should apply or seek immigration to any country as long he is in government service. “Therefore, the question of issuing an NOC to a government employee who wishes to migrate abroad does not arise,’ says a DoPT letter dated March 1, 2006. Most such employees belong to the education, health and agriculture departments. The Education and PAU alone account for 386 such cases, according to the documents in possession of The Tribune.
