The council, representing the case, after consulting with the survivor and her mother, informed the bench that they have agreed to continue the pregnancy until 34 weeks to allow for a safer delivery. The Delhi High Court then directed AIIMS to provide free medical care, psychological support, and nutritional assistance to the girl and the child for five years. The Delhi Government’s Women & Child Development Department was asked to present a support plan within two weeks for the survivor and the baby to be born. The plan should also include education, vocational training, and adoption counselling. This case brings attention to how reproductive rights in India are influenced by both legal and medical factors, especially when it comes to late-term pregnancies and minors.