Subject: Escalation: CIT Dashboard Codebase Corruption

Hi Sachin,

This is to bring to your attention a critical issue with the CIT Dashboard codebase. Upon review, it appears that the entire branch has been corrupted due to recent performance optimization work, resulting in the loss of nearly two months of development effort.

I was out of office last week, but after checking the current state, it’s clear that the recent changes you made have caused a major breakdown across the entire application. At present, none of the functionalities or pages are working, and there is no optimized or stable build available for the CIT Dashboard. This has severely impacted the project’s progress and overall stability.

Despite raising such issues multiple times (around 50 instances) in the past, it appears that you are still not taking your work seriously or following the required standards and review process. This repeated negligence has now resulted in a complete disruption of the project.

Please treat this as a high-priority issue and share a detailed explanation of what led to this problem, along with your immediate plan to restore the codebase.

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