Karsandas mulji: (1832–1875) was a prominent Indian

Karsandas Mulji (1832–1875) was a prominent Indian social reformer, journalist, and writer known for his pioneering efforts to challenge and reform entrenched social norms in 19th-century India. The Gujarat High Court has stayed 'Maharaj', a Netflix film by YRF, starring Aamir Khan's son as Karsandas Mulji. Who was Mulji, and why is his 1862 case regarded as one of the most important in India's legal history? And what did Narendra Modi, as the CM of Gujarat, have to say about Mulji? Who is Karsandas Mulji? Born in 1832, Karsandas Mulji was a Gujarati language journalist and social reformative writer who was renounced by his family because of his liberal views on widow remarriage which were alien to his time. Mulji became a regional school teacher and eventually started a weekly Gujarati language newspaper – Satyaprakash through which he attacked the immoralities of the society. In a notable remark, Justice Arnould hailed Karsandas as the