New Delhi, July 11 -- The Delhi High Court on Friday sought the Delhi government's response to a petition challenging a Directorate of Education (DoE) circular directing private unaided schools to constitute School Level Fee Regulation Committees (SLFRCs) by July 15, even as it said schools could approach the court if any coercive action was initiated against them in the interim. The June 30 circular directed all private unaided schools in city to set up SLFRCs to regulate fees for a three-academic-year block beginning with the 2026-27 session. It also asked school managements to submit the proposed fee structure for the upcoming three-year block to the committees for approval by July 31. DoE warned that any deviation from the prescribed pr...