3. Reiterating the aforesaid facts, Mr.A.Nagarathinam, learned counsel appearing for the petitioner, would submit that, the land of the petitioner was acquired for a public purpose long back, immediately the Priority Certificate of Land Acquisition ought to have been given to the petitioner, since it could be utilized by the legal heirs of the petitioner in public employment opportunity, where, such kind of priority is provided. In this regard, the Government has already issued a necessary Government Order especially in G.O.Ms.No.188, Personnel and Administrative Reforms (Per.P) Department dated 28.12.1976. Therefore, in order to get such a Priority Certificate of Land Acquisition, though the petitioner has given a representation on 05.08.2015, the same since has not been considered, he had approached this Court by filing this Writ Petition. Therefore, the petitioner's counsel seeks indulgence of this Court to give a suitable direction to the respondents, especially the second respondent.