Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif announced a major relief package aimed at reducing fuel expenses. The initiative focuses on motorbike owners who are struggling with rising costs.
“Motorbike owners can now get 20 liters of petrol/month at a discounted rate of Rs. 100/liter,” Maryam Nawaz wrote on her x account. This offer is expected to benefit thousands of daily commuters.
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Under the scheme, bike owners will get petrol at Rs100 per liter for up to 20 liters every month. This means regular users can significantly cut down their monthly fuel spending.
The government has also removed motorbike registration and transfer fees across Punjab. In addition, every registered motorbike owner will receive Rs2,000 per month as financial support.
I am pleased to announce a massive relief package for the people of Punjab!
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Fuel Subsidy: Motorbike owners can now get 20 liters of petrol/month at a discounted rate of Rs. 100/liter.
How to apply (Starting April 4):
📱 Use the 'Maryam Ko Batayen' App
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To make access easy, a proper system has been introduced for applications. Citizens can apply by calling helpline 1000, using the Maryam ko Batayn app, or visiting the official web portal.
Maryam Nawaz Sharif said the government is committed to reducing the burden on common people. She added that relief measures will continue to reach every household.
In another move, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced free public transport in Islamabad for 30 days. This step was taken on the instructions of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif.
The free transport facility will be available to all citizens across Islamabad. It aims to help people cope with rising travel expenses in daily life.
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The government will spend Rs350,000,000 to run this free transport scheme for a month. Officials believe it will support students, workers, and low-income families the most.
Authorities say more details about routes and operations will be shared soon. The initiative is expected to improve access to transport for thousands of people every day.
This move can give quick relief to people facing high fuel costs. It also shows the government is trying to control public pressure.
