Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says Sorabjee was an exceptional legal mind, the great scholar of the constitution

 Guard Minister Rajnath Singh has mourned the end of previous Attorney General Soli Sorabjee, considering him an uncommon lawful brain and an incredible researcher of the Indian constitution.

"Profoundly tormented by the death of India's previous Attorney General and veteran legal scholar, Shri Soli Sorabjee," tweeted Singh.

"He was a remarkable legitimate psyche and an extraordinary researcher of our constitution. His administrations to the country will consistently be recalled. My ardent sympathies to his deprived family," he added.

Sorabjee passed on before on Friday morning at 91 years old. He is made due by his better half, two girls and two children.

Brought into the world on March 9, 1930, Sorabjee and was a boss of the right to speak freely of discourse and articulation.

"The delicate goliath Soli Sorabjee spent away toward the beginning of today. Continuously prepared to loan some assistance Soli Sir leaves behind incalculable admirers and numerous recollections. My sympathies to the family in this hour of pain," tweeted Union Minister Smriti Irani while mourning Sorabjee's end.

Sorabjee had been regarded with Padma Vibhushan in 2003, for his commitment towards the guard of the opportunity of articulation and the assurance of basic freedoms. Sorabjee has held a few workplaces in associations of public and global notoriety.