Because of the pandemic COVID-19, educational institutes are closed from March 2020. As a result, the demand for online classes is on apex. With the aid of modern technology, students can continue their studies while sitting safely in their homes.

However, now these online classes are becoming the cause of disputes among parents and authorities.

Gujarat's government is calling online education unrealistic and restricting school authorities from charging fees from parents. A total of 15000 SFIs in Gujarat have put online education on hold from Thursday.

On his account Archit Bhatt, trustee of Tripada group of school bearer of APPS said, calling online education realistic put him in shock. He further questioned, "How they will sustain school if they will not collect fees". On account of this "FRC" put fee restrictions. Now schools are restricted to collect fees set by FRC

Manan Choksi, Executive Director of Udgam School, said that they will put on hold online education at least for one day as it is directed by the Federation.

To conclude, all school authorities want the restrictions on the school to be on the basis of cases, not every school should suffer from this.