The LG has sought to know whether the nominations of the members of the markets' committees' have been made as per rules.
"The Lt. Governor has sent back the file of six wholesale markets' committees to government and sought to know whether all rules were followed in nominating their members," an official said.
The AAP government had sent the same to the Lt. Governor for his approval on these six committees formation.
These committees of wholesale markets are situated at Azadpur, Kesopur, Narela and three at Gazipur.
"Committees are being formed in violation of rules which lay down that the nominated members could only be agriculturist, traders and qualified commission agents and weighmen," Gupta said in a statement.
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