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If you don't think a competent attorney with 12 years of practice and presumably good connections can offer you a 8lpa salary you are grossly mistaken.
Ofc it could be a ploy, but it could also not be one.
(1) seemingly unrealistic pay scale
(2) nobody in litigation circle explicity mentions pay
So I think he is just trying to build a following on linkedin and/or collecting email IDs / CVs of student for god knows what.
I visited some websites to find out how many matters he has appeared in SupremeCourt and it seems that he has hardly even appeared in any matter. But again he may be doing Advisory work