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Nevertheless, @Guest has already posted how to reach the blog. The Reddit post which is available on google search ("BMR whistleblower" is enough) has the link to the blog at the bottom. The link takes you to the medium story on BMR and Shell. From there go to the medium profile of the whistleblower (The Accidental Accountant) and there you will find the link to the second story on foreign law firms and TTA.
LI should encourage other whisteblowers to post on LI itself. Yes if there are 10 whistleblower posts then 1-2 may be fake and malicious, but they will be voted down or someone will point out the falsity. But 8-9 would be genuine and that will make LI more valuable. Hence LI must carefully introspect about its moderation policy.
Two posts - one on TTA & Foreign Law firms in India, and another on BMR. Though the latter is mostly related to accounting firm, since BMR also had BMR Legal, and it was Mukesh Butani of BMR Legal who led the engagement with Shell even this post is relevant to the legal fraternity.
With more whistleblowers getting the courage, things are going to get more and more interesting I hope.