Sindh announces Rs2,000 for bikers as part of fuel subsidy; Punjab makes public transportation free - Pakistan
Sindh and Punjab governments announced relief measures in response to the recent increase in fuel prices. Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah unveiled a motorcycle subsidy program, providing Rs2,000 per month for registered owners. The Punjab government provided free public transportation on intra-city routes for the next 30 days and offered a diesel subsidy of Rs100 per liter per acre to farmers. Islamabad's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced that all public transport in the city would be made free for the next 30 days, starting Saturday.
3 APR 2026
— The Dawn
Pakistan's Sindh, Punjab, and Islamabad governments implemented fuel subsidy and public transportation initiatives in response to rising fuel prices.
— The Dawn
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reduced petroleum levy by Rs80 per liter, lowering petrol prices to Rs378.
4 APR 2026
— Times of India
Pakistan's government implemented emergency relief measures to address rising fuel prices, including free public transportation and targeted subsidies.
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