SC seeks Delhi Govt’s response on plea alleging school fee hike

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New Delhi, Updated At : 02:54 AM Oct 11, 2025 IST

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The Supreme Court on Friday sought responses of the Delhi Government and a body of unaided private schools of the Capital on a plea alleging 100 per cent fee hike without any approval from the Directorate of Education. Petitioner Naya Samaj Parents Association submitted that schools got land on concessional rate from the government on the condition that any fee hike had to be approved by the Directorate of Education.

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