📢 Massive Relief for Punjab: Petrol & Free Registration

Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif has fulfilled another promise to ease the burden on the common man. Under the new Public Welfare Relief Package 2026, citizens of Punjab can now avail a huge subsidy on fuel and save thousands on vehicle documentation. This initiative is designed to support middle and low-income families who rely on motorcycles for their daily commute.

Key Highlights of the Relief Package

The government has introduced two major benefits for motorcycle owners across the province:

⛽ Fuel Subsidy Quota

Motorbike owners are eligible for 20 Liters of petrol per month at a fixed price of Rs. 100/liter. The government will pay the remaining difference as a subsidy.

📜 Free Documentation

There will be NO CHARGES on the Registration or Transfer of any motorbike in Punjab. This service is now 100% free across the province.

🧮 Monthly Fuel Saving Estimator

Check how much you will save with the Rs. 100/Litre rate:

How to Apply (Starting April 4, 2026)

The Government of Punjab has simplified the registration process. You can apply using any of the following three methods:

  1. 📞 Method 1: Call 1000 – Dial the official helpline '1000' and provide your CNIC and vehicle details to a representative.
  2. 📱 Method 2: Mobile App – Download the 'Maryam Ko Batayen' application from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
  3. 🌐 Method 3: Web Portal – Visit the official portal directly at mkb.punjab.gov.pk and submit your application online.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Is the petrol subsidy available for cars?

Ans: No. Currently, the Rs. 100/litre petrol subsidy is only for Motorbike owners in Punjab.

Q2: What are the charges for bike transfer?

Ans: According to the new relief package, there are zero charges for the registration or transfer of any motorbike across Punjab.

Q3: When will the registration start?

Ans: The registration for the fuel subsidy program will officially begin on April 4, 2026.

"We are committed to easing the burden on the common man." — Maryam Nawaz Sharif, Chief Minister Punjab