The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the government to spell out its policy on the pricing of gas as it was told that a committee on gas pricing policy has been set up and will take a call by September 30. The Bench sought the Government’s response as it was told that government was having a relook on the policy pursued by the earlier UPA Government and had set up a committee of secretaries to suggest a policy on gas pricing. Asking the Government to file an affidavit stating clearly its policy on gas pricing, the court asked the petitioner, left leader Gurudas Dasgupta to have faith in the government. It fixed Nov 14 as next date of hearing. “You don’t have faith in the new government. The Government is accountable to parliament. You have to repose confidence on something. Should court sit on judgment on revision of gas price,” the court said.