Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz shared the announcement in a message on X, focusing on farmer welfare. She said the government is taking strong steps to support the agriculture sector. The move aims to protect farmers and reduce their growing expenses.

The subsidy will be given to farmers who own up to 25 acres of land in Punjab. This support is specifically designed for those cultivating wheat.

Farmers will receive subsidy on diesel used for farming activities. This is expected to reduce their production costs significantly.

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According to the plan, farmers will get subsidy on 10 litres of diesel per acre. The subsidy rate is Rs150 per litre.

This means farmers can save a noticeable amount on fuel expenses. It will help them manage rising costs more easily.

The Chief Minister said global crisis has increased oil prices, which has raised petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan. This situation has created financial pressure on farmers.

She added that the government stands with every farmer during this difficult time. The aim is to provide relief and stability to the agriculture sector.

Maryam Nawaz said she is personally monitoring the subsidy system. This is to ensure that benefits reach every farmer in a fair and effective way.

She emphasized that farmers are the backbone of Punjab’s economy. The government wants to make sure no one is left behind.

The Chief Minister assured continued support for farmers’ rights. She said “I will always stand with farmers, InshaAllah.”

This statement reflects the government’s commitment to long-term agricultural support. Farmers are expected to benefit from such policies in the future.

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This subsidy can give relief to farmers facing high fuel costs. It looks helpful for wheat growers. But proper delivery will be very important. If managed well, it can make a real difference.