The Calcutta High Court orders police security for an interfaith marriage, according to multiple reports. The court directs law enforcement to provide cover to the couple and to ensure peaceful conditions around the wedding proceedings. The orders come as the marriage faces public attention and concerns about potential disturbances. Reporting also indicates the court issues directions related to maintaining law and order during the event, while the parties involved pursue their marital plans. The decisions emphasize the court’s role in preventing unrest and protecting individuals’ rights to marry, including in cases involving different religious communities. Details of any specific conditions or timing mentioned in the orders are not included in the provided excerpts, but both outlets describe the court’s directive as a security arrangement carried out by police for the interfaith wedding. The reporting frames the order as preventive action by the judiciary to reduce the risk of violence or disruption.