certificate to that effect. Only last part is questioned by the State as it may affect other cases also. The course for which petitioner applied for admission is already over and, therefore, we are only concerned with the above question. We make it clear that Tahsildar is the statutory authority who is entitled to give community certificate. When question arises whether the petitioner belongs to a particular division in the syrian catholic community, Tahsildar should consider the relevant materials. The certificate issued by the parish priest is the most reliable material to decide whether a candidate belongs to Knanaya Catholic community or not. If the school records show only that the student is a syrian christian or syrian catholic and if a certificate is required stating that the above candidate belongs to Knanaya Catholic community, based on enquiry and certificate of the parish priest, if Tahsildar is convinced that he belongs to Knanaya Catholic community, Tahsildar is bound to give such a certificate and the student will be eligible to be admitted in the community quota reserved for Knanaya Catholic community. In this college, to get admission in the community quota, the candidate should prove that he belongs to Knanaya community. We alter the above decision accordingly. Allotments should be made in accordance with the