6. Interim protection order may be granted:
(1) If the Court has reason to believe, on the basis of preliminary investigation of the complaint that the  Victim needs to be given immediate protection, it may, till the time the final decision on the complaint is made, pass the following orders against  the perpetrator:
(a) To allow the Victim to continue to live in the shared house, to provide him/her with food, clothes, to not  cause physical injury to him/her and to behave with
him/ her in a civilized and dignified manner.
(b) To manage for necessary treatment or to give money for the treatment of the Victim if he/ she has suffered  physical or mental injury.
(c) To make necessary arrangements for the separate stay of the perpetrator in a case that it’s not conducive for  them to live together, and make necessary
arrangements for the maintenance of the Victim.
(d) To not insult, threaten or behave in an uncivilized   manner; or not to cause to do these acts.
(e) To not harass the Victim by entering his/ her place of separate residence; or in public roads; or entering his/ her place of employment; or through the communication media or in any other manner.
(f) To carry out or cause to carry out necessary and  relevant actions for the protection and welfare of the Victim.
(2) If it is found necessary to provide protection pursuant to Sub- section (1) from the preliminary investigation of the complaint, the Court
shall issue an appropriate order for the protection of the minor children or any other dependent of the Victim.