Satyendra Murli

Satyendra Murli (born 14 February 1983) is an Indian television journalist affiliated with the DD News, public broadcaster of India.

He is a Buddhist, Media and Education Researcher. Satyendra Murli popularly known as an Ambedkarite journalist.,^[1][2]

He had been participated social and political movement, based on Phule-Ambedkar ideology. He raised issues related to human rights, freedom of speech, media, caste, women, dalit-tribals (indigenous people of India), OBC, religious minority.^[3][4][5]

Early life and education

Satyendra Murli was born to Santoshi Ram and Sushila Devi in Birana, Rajasthan, India. His grandfather was Murli Ram Jatav, a farmer from Birana.

Satyendra did his schooling at the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Dausa, S.B.N. Secondary School, Mahwa and G.Sr.Sec. School, Bhilwara with science subjects. After graduating with a BA degree in Public Administration, Geography and Hindi Literature from the University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, he completed his MJMC from the CMC, Jaipur, Rajasthan. and his PGDHJ from IIMC, I&B Ministry, New Delhi. He enrolled as a PhD research scholar.

Satyendra is married to Ruchi Nimbe, on the occasion of birth anniversary of Satguru Ravidas ji Maharaj, 22 February 2016. Ruchi graduated with a IT B.Tech degree.

Controversies

Satyendra Murli was criticised for raises issues relating to women had only shared a cartoon showing Mahatma Gandhi with a few women in the month of June 2012 on his Facebook account but soon a case was lodged against him under various sections charging him of insulting the Father of the Nation. He raised women issues, he wrote a comment under the cartoon, ‘Are Indian women not awaken this much that they could raise voice against exploitation.

Soon, Congress led Rajasthan state government committee lodged a case (dated 6 June 2012) under sections 67, 67 A of IT Act, 4 and 6 of Indecent Representative of Women (Prohibition) Act and 292 of Indian Penal Code against Satyendra Murli. He sent a clarification to the police. However, the police raided his house. In his absence, they tortured his sister and bhabhi and took his bike.^[6][1][2]

On 24 November 2016, Doordarshan journalist Satyendra Murli, claimed that the Prime Minister’s ‘live’ address had actually been pre-recorded and edited.^[7] At a press conference held at the Press Club of India in New Delhi, Satyendra Murli alleged that Narendra Modi misled the citizens of the country by recording the announcement and took a unilateral decision to demonetise notes, which made up over 85 per cent in circulation.^[8] He has filed an RTI requesting this information be made public.

According to Satyendra Murli, Modi’s 8 November address was not live, but recorded and edited. It had been written many days before the RBI’s proposal (not decision), on the subject at 6 p.m. of 8 November and the briefing of the Cabinet by Modi at 7 p.m. Modi’s address was broadcast at 8:15 p.m. with a live band, to create the impression that the decision had been taken suddenly, and the public would believe that the matter had been kept fully secret, but it was certainly not so. Whether the Government of India rules under Transaction of Business Rules, 1961 and the RBI Act, 1934, have been followed, is a moot question.^{[9][10][11][12][13][14]}

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