petitioner belonged to Hindu – Pallan Community and she is residing with her parents at North Adi-Dravidar Street, Perumpuliyur Village, Thiruvaiyaru Taluk, Thanjavur District. She got married to Mr.Gopinath, son of Mr.Mahadevan, who belonged to Hindu – Brahmin (Forward Community) and their marriage was registered with the Sub-Registrar Office at Thiruvaiyaru. The second respondent – Tahsildar, Thiruvaiyaru Taluk, Thanjavur District, after verifying the documents, issued inter-caste Certificate and they are presently residing at 34-A, Abdul Hameed Nagar, Kandiyur Post, Thiruvaiyaru Taluk, Thanjavur District. Although the petitioner's husband has completed I.T.I., and learnt Sanskrit, fell in love with the petitioner while serving as a Poojari in a Sivan Temple in Tiruchirappalli. They have also given birth to two children, namely, G.Kanagavijayaragavan and G.Sapthavahini. As the entire family is under the care of the petitioner, as per G.O.Ms.No.477, Social Welfare Department, dated 27.06.1975, which says that if the way of life in which the children are brought up on the basis of the declaration given by the parents, the community certificate shall be issued. Therefore, in the present case, when the petitioner's husband and her two children are under her care and the petitioner belongs to AdiDravidar [Hindu – Pallan Community], accepting the applications bearing Nos.2018/0204/21/004504 and 2018/0204/21/004505, the Community Certificates should be issued certifying that her children belong to Hindu – Pallan Community. She has also produced her Community Certificate showing that she belongs to Hindu – Pallan Community. Till date, the respondents have not come forward to consider her representation in respect of the Community Certificate filed by the petitioner and hence, a direction should be given in the light of G.O.Ms.No.477, Social Welfare Department, dated 27.06.1975, it is pleaded.
