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He isn't on FB or Twitter or Insta. He was on LinkedIn for 6 months during Covid to raise funds to send migrant labour back to their homes.
Shocking how facts can just be abandoned.
“As far as Kashmir is concerned, once the Supreme Court has decided to accept the solicitor general’s statement that it will be reverted to full statehood, this question cannot apply. It was conceded that the conversion of a state to a Union Territory is impermissible, and so Kashmir cannot be likened to Puducherry,” he said.
“In any event, it is about time that this kind of political interference by the Centre with the functioning of elected governments is given a proper burial. We have seen how administration in Delhi and Puducherry has come to a standstill, seriously affecting the rights of citizens,” the senior lawyer said.
https://www.dailyexcelsior.com/legal-experts-differ-on-jk-lgs-power-to-nominate-five-mlas-at-time-of-govt-formation/