The order comes based on an inquiry, which was set up following a complaint by Jawaharlal Shetye, a resident of Mapusa alleging that Shirodkar had obtained the OBC certificate on the basis of false evidence and it was affecting the interest of the masses of the ward represented by the councillor. “The mandatory requirement for obtaining OBC certificate is that the individual applying for OBC status has to produce migration certificate of his or her parents who have migrated to Goa from any other State. It is mandatory to obtain migration certificate if the migration is prior to 1968. However, Shirodkar’s father Nagesh Vilas Mahale was resident of Kathinkon village, Karwar since his birth,” he stated. The complaint further pointed out that Mahale’s SSC examination was in 1969 which establishes he did not migrate to Goa prior to Presidential Order in 1968.