1. You have to file a petition for child custody in the court of guardianship judge.

2. In a DV case the man cannot claim any relief from the court.

3. Since there is an order of injunction passed by the court to restrain you from contacting your wife in any manner and also not to approach her you will be committing a breach of it if you go to her residence and thereby make yourself amenable to penal consequences for breach of protection order.

4. Police has no authority of law to intervene. You have to avail your remedies before the court. 

First of all why have you permitted your wife to take away your kids? 

Now you must file a petition in family Court for custody and guardianship of both your kids. 

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You can make application seeking joint custody for your children 

2) court would award you visitation rights 

3) do not go directly to their residence where kids are staying as your wife would be at said address and court have directed you not to contact your wife 

Dear Sir,

-Visiting without permission of court shall be considered contempt of court order which will create more problems if the complaint is registered by wife.

- Do approach family court with petition seeking visitation rights to see your children.

- Rest, the in-depth guidance can only be shared once have studied the case thoroughly that why court didnt allow you to visit your children.

Regards

Vivek Arya

You have to.fole a custody petition along application seeking visitation rights pending the custody case.

You need a court order to seek visitation of child.

1. Apply under the Guardian and Wards Act.

2. First seek visitation rights order by approaching the Court first, taking recourse to the setp1 above.

you can file a suit under The Hindu Minority And Guardianship act, 1956, and request for your child custody in the mean time you request for visiting right of child.

If there is no order from court then you can directly visit your inlaws home. 

U can file a petition in d court for meeting ur children under sec 21 of the DV act. Though it is in favour of women but as a respondent u can get d order for meeting d children. Ref: Ruling of Bombay High Court in a similar case . Court will certainly allow u to meet them. If u r really bothered about ur kids keep them away from ur fights. They r indeed very sensitive & innocent. Wherever they live u should just prove a very good father to them. 

You can file for his custody or visitation rights before court. If they are allowing you to meet then it's good else you need to approach court

1. If the court has passed restrictions on you to visit your wife, you cannot visit her house to meet your children, hence you better file a child custody cae and seek visitation rights as an interim relief to meet your children.

2.See the above answer.

3. The police will not be of any help in this regard.

4. You are taking a long route which may not be feasible to achieve your object, hence better file a child custody case and proceed 

Sir,

You have to abide by the court orders.However you can lodge a formal complaint with police or the protection officer to enquire about the children and if such found in difficulty shall certainly inform in court.

Your understanding is right that if you visit her house she may file a contempt of court proceedings against you, hence you better be careful about it.

The protection officer may not be the proper person for that, a case in court for child custody would be the solution for  this.

Yes you can  do the aforesaid. You can also ensure your childs safety through court

you should not visit her parents residence wherein your wife is staying with  children as it would amount to contempt of court 

apply for and obtain visitation rights from court 

See you can file for custody of children seeking custody and asking alternatively for visitation. 

Further it would be not good time to approach your wife.

1. Yes, you should not approach them even on the ground that you wanted to see your children as this would surely amount to contempt to court.
2. Being a father, no court can deny the rights of a father to see his children irrespective of the fact that he has been contesting allegation of charges before the court of law.
3. You should file an application for the custody of the children on the ground of better future and protection with you, and therein along with the same application, file one more application for the interim relief as to give you the permission for visiting hours to see the children.