How can bikers apply for fuel subsidy in Punjab

The government of Punjab has announced a petrol subsidy for bikers to reduce the burden on common people since the prices of petroleum products were increased yesterday.

Fuel subsidy

Under this fuel subsidy scheme, motorcycle owners can now get 20 litres of petrol per month at a discounted rate of Rs100 per litre.

The Chief Minister of Punjab, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, took to the social media platform X, formerly Twitter, to announce the method.

I am pleased to announce a massive relief package for the people of Punjab!

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):
📞 Call 1000
📱 Use the 'Maryam Ko Batayen' App
🌐 Visit… pic.twitter.com/B7ckyB9oiB
— Maryam Nawaz Sharif (@MaryamNSharif) April 3, 2026

How to apply for Punjab bikers fuel subsidy

The people of Punjab can now easily get the petrol subsidy starting tomorrow. Here are some simple steps you can follow:

Call the number 100
There, you have to use the ‘Maryam ko batayen’ app
Then, you can go to the web portal: http://mkb.punjab.gov.pk

The post adds, “In addition to that, now there will be no charges on the Registration or Transfer of any motorbike in Punjab.”

This means that from now on, the registration and transfer of motorbikes in Punjab province will be without any charges.

CM Maryam further added, “We are committed to easing the burden on the common man.”

Petrol subsidy for transport sector

This is not all, CM Maryam announced another subsidy today, for the transport sector in Punjab.

CM Maryam took to the social media platform X, formerly Twitter, to inform about the targeted subsidy.

She stated, “In light of the surge in international oil prices driven by ongoing global crises and conflict, pressure on domestic fuel costs has become unavoidable.

Further, she added, “To mitigate this impact, Punjab has introduced a targeted monthly subsidy: Rs70,000 for registered goods transport vehicles, Rs80,000 for large transport vehicles, and Rs100,000 for public service buses.”

She explained further that this relief has been extended to ease the operational burden of the people.

In light of the surge in international oil prices driven by ongoing global crises and conflict, pressure on domestic fuel costs has become unavoidable.

To mitigate this impact, Punjab has introduced a targeted monthly subsidy: Rs. 70,000 for registered goods transport vehicles,…
— Maryam Nawaz Sharif (@MaryamNSharif) April 3, 2026