"The Delhi High Court Justice Rajnish Bhatnagar directs the local Station House Officer (SHO) and beat constable to provide their contacts to the couple and respond immediately to any distress call demonstrates the court's commitment to addressing potential threats promptly. Additionally, the court's instruction to inform the police authorities of any change in the couple's residence ensures that they will continue to receive protection, regardless of their location within the jurisdiction." 

It is noteworthy that the advocate representing the couple, Arundhati Katju, highlighted that the protection is necessary for both the couple and the members of the Muslim girl's family. This indicates the complexities and sensitivities involved in the situation, including allegations of conversion raised by the Hindu girl's family.

The previous incident where the girl was forcibly taken to Uttar Pradesh and subsequently recovered with the help of the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) underscores the gravity of the threats faced by the couple. Their current residence in a shelter home further emphasizes the need for protection and support.

With the legal representation of advocates Arundhati Katju, Shristi Borthakur, and Ritika Meena, the couple has professional support in their pursuit of safety and recognition of their relationship.

Overall, the Delhi High Court's decision to grant police protection to the same-sex interfaith couple recognizes the challenges they face and reaffirms their right to live without fear of harm. It is an encouraging step towards ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals in similar situations.