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Government motorcycle, rickshaw, 800 On petrol for vehicles upto cc 100 Announcement of relief per liter of Rs

Islam Abad (94 news) Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has given relief to the people in the price of petrol by selling motorcycles, rickshaws, motorcycle rickshaws and 800 Vehicles up to cc on petrol 100 It has been announced to give relief of Rs.

According to the details, taking notice of the recent tension in the Middle East and the rising oil prices in the global market, the Prime Minister has launched a special relief scheme.

According to the statement issued by the Prime Minister's House, the Prime Minister has said that the government is fully aware of the burden on the people due to the increase in oil prices. We will not leave the people alone in this difficult time.

The Prime Minister has said that a special scheme is being launched to reduce the burden on the users of motorcycles, rickshaws, rickshaws and small vehicles due to the increase in oil prices. 800 per liter on petrol for vehicle users up to cc 100 A relief of Rs.

The Prime Minister has said that the monthly tax on two-wheelers and three-wheelers, including motorcycles, rickshaws and chungchis. 20 per liter of petrol 100 A relief of Rs. per liter will be given, likewise small vehicles viz 800 30 liters of petrol per month to owners of vehicles up to cc 100 A relief of Rs. per liter will be provided.

The Prime Minister has said that it will be applied within the limits of Islamabad on Monday and Tuesday night, while in the whole of Pakistan, including Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, it will be applied on Wednesday and Thursday night.

 According to the Prime Minister, the registration of this special relief scheme has been launched from today, the procedure of which will be communicated to the public through an awareness campaign. He is grateful to the provinces for their cooperation in providing information on motorcycles, rickshaws and small vehicles for registration in the scheme.

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