<p>A court here Wednesday reserved its decision on a police plea demanding test identification parade (TIP) of Suraj Sehrawat, the main accused in the BMW hit-and-run case in which two people, including a pregnant woman, were killed May 5.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Sehrawat, 21, was presented by his lawyers before Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) Jasbir Singh, who put off his order on the police request. <br /><br />Sehrawat was Tuesday granted bail by a district court on submitting a bond of Rs.50,000. He surrendered in the court of the chief judicial magistrate Tuesday morning. <br /><br />Defence counsel objected to the police's plea for TIP, saying Sehrawat's examinations were on.<br /><br />The prosecution said that two cab drivers, who were witnesses to the accident, had seen the BMW driver run away from the spot, so Sehrawat's identificatyion parade was needed. <br /><br />Police said Sehrawat was barred from appearing in his annual examinations by his college due to low attendance. He is a commerce student at Delhi's Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College. <br /><br />A speeding BMW car bearing number plate HR 26 AV 0007 had rammed into a Tata Indigo car May 5 here, killing two people, including a pregnant woman, Kshama Chopra, and critically injuring four others - Rajender Chopra, 68, Meena Chopra, 65, Daksh Jaiswal, 20, and Sanjay Sethi, 35.<br /><br />The accident took place near the IFFCO Chowk Metro station on the Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road.</p>
<p>A court here Wednesday reserved its decision on a police plea demanding test identification parade (TIP) of Suraj Sehrawat, the main accused in the BMW hit-and-run case in which two people, including a pregnant woman, were killed May 5.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Sehrawat, 21, was presented by his lawyers before Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) Jasbir Singh, who put off his order on the police request. <br /><br />Sehrawat was Tuesday granted bail by a district court on submitting a bond of Rs.50,000. He surrendered in the court of the chief judicial magistrate Tuesday morning. <br /><br />Defence counsel objected to the police's plea for TIP, saying Sehrawat's examinations were on.<br /><br />The prosecution said that two cab drivers, who were witnesses to the accident, had seen the BMW driver run away from the spot, so Sehrawat's identificatyion parade was needed. <br /><br />Police said Sehrawat was barred from appearing in his annual examinations by his college due to low attendance. He is a commerce student at Delhi's Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College. <br /><br />A speeding BMW car bearing number plate HR 26 AV 0007 had rammed into a Tata Indigo car May 5 here, killing two people, including a pregnant woman, Kshama Chopra, and critically injuring four others - Rajender Chopra, 68, Meena Chopra, 65, Daksh Jaiswal, 20, and Sanjay Sethi, 35.<br /><br />The accident took place near the IFFCO Chowk Metro station on the Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road.</p>