<h1>Bail granted to accused in fatal BMW-motorbike crash after CCTV weakens culpable-homicide claim; ambulance, bus failures criticized</h1> A Delhi magistrate granted bail to the principal accused in a fatal BMW-motorcycle collision, finding CCTV footage undermined the prosecution's culpable-homicide theory and tilted the case toward rash or negligent driving. The court criticized ambulance personnel and a bus driver for failing to render aid, holding their conduct weakened the prosecution's 'golden-hour' and delayed-care allegations; the post-mortem remained pending. Relying on presumption of innocence and bail-as-norm principles, the court found no need for further police custody and released the accused subject to bond and sureties, passport surrender, and a prohibition on contacting material witnesses.