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This platform is meant for advice to lawyers and students, it is not workable as a #metoo outing forum.
If you were to name names, as you did in your original post, then this would clearly identify you and make it known to your senior that you wrote the post. Would you not be worried in this case about repercussions, as you had originally posted?
You may rightfully criticise the law anyway, but the OP was unfortunately a troll who was not being authentic.
Unless there's something newsworthy that's happening in a court or there is a new law or regulation on reservations, or an institution changes its policy, the repeated bashing of reservation issue is mostly a political / culture war issue that is weaponised by trolls on both sides and doesn't lead to anything helpful or interesting for other commenters, and is therefore clearly contrary to the published guidelines.
Have requested the mods and would also request readers to stop submitting such obviously trollish contents, it does not help the quality of discussion (or voting) on the site.