Скачать или смотреть Supreme Court Upholds Expanded Visitation Rights with Child Safety Measures in Ruhi Agrawal Case

The Supreme Court of India reviewed visitation rights granted by the Chhattisgarh High Court to the respondent father in a child custody dispute involving Ruhi Agrawal. The child has lived primarily with her mother since separation, but the father sought extended visitation to actively participate in the child’s upbringing. The High Court allowed expanded in-person and virtual visitation rights, including fortnightly day visits and vacation time. The mother challenged, citing concerns of safety and emotional disruption. The Supreme Court maintained the visitation rights but modified them to require a female court-appointed commissioner to supervise all in-person visits for the child’s safety and welfare. The Court emphasized cooperation between parents and prioritized the child’s best interests during ongoing proceedings #SupremeCourtIndia #ChildCustody #VisitationRights #RuhiAgrawalCase #FamilyLaw #ChildWelfare #CourtSupervision #ParentalCooperation #ChildSafety #custodydispute