Party's Delhi convenor Ashutosh said instead of giving the cheques to just 17 families, Singh should have come out with a plan of disbursing the compensation money to remaining victims.
"Now that Delhi elections are round the corner, the BJP has decided to hand over the compensation package to just 17 families. But what about the remanining 2733 people.
"Distributing compensation money ahead of elections while the BJP state president is on dias is nothing but a facade. The BJP is offering lollipops ahead of elections," Ashutosh said.
The Union Home Ministry has constituted a committee under a retired judge to look into the grievances of victims of 1984 riots.
The AAP had criticised the move saying the Centre should first appoint someone on the SIT announced by then Arvind Kejriwal government to probe the matter.
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