Can the early property sue the town government to cancel the owners' Committee?

I can't. The dispute over the owner's right of revocation refers to the dispute that the owner brings to the people's court to revoke the decision of the owners' congress or the owners' committee according to law, and the lawsuit of the owner's right of revocation shall be limited to the decision made by the owners' congress or the owners' committee. Disputes arising from the election of the owners' assembly or the owners' committee of the community are not civil disputes, and the property cannot be sued for cancellation. If the owners think that the decisions of the owners' congress and the owners' committee violate laws and regulations, they may request the local real estate administrative department or the subdistrict office or the Township People's Government to deal with them.