  District Attorney Richard A. Brown identified the woman as
Erika Menendez. She was arraigned late Saturday, where she was
ordered held without bail and to undergo a psychiatric
evaluation.   The victim, Sunando Sen, grew up in a Hindu
family, his roommate said.    Menendez was identified Saturday
afternoon in a lineup, Browne said. She was recognized earlier
in the day on a street in Brooklyn by a passer-by who called
911, the police spokesman said. The caller said she resembled
the woman in the video.  "The defendant is accused of committing
what is every subway commuter's worst nightmare -- being
suddenly and senselessly pushed into the path of an oncoming
train," said Brown, the district attorney. "The victim was
allegedly shoved from behind and had no chance to defend
himself. Beyond that, the hateful remarks allegedly made by the
defendant and which precipitated the defendant's actions can
never be tolerated by a civilized society."  It was not clear
Saturday evening whether Menendez had obtained an at