ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Information Technology has announced the registration procedure for the Petrol Relief Scheme, under which eligible citizens will receive a Rs100-per-litre discount on petrol.
An automated digital system has been developed with the support of the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), telecom operators and provincial departments. Vehicles will be verified through the respective provincial transport and excise departments.
وزیراعظم خصوصی ریلیف سکیم
موٹرسائیکل، رکشہ اور چنگچی استعمال کرنے والوں کو ماہانہ 20 لیٹر تک پیٹرول پر 100 روپے فی لیٹر ریلیف
800cc تک گاڑیوں کے مالکان کو ماہانہ 30 لیٹر تک پیٹرول پر 100 روپے فی لیٹر ریلیفمزید معلومات https://t.co/CYPjBFExa1#عوام_کیلئے_ریلیف pic.twitter.com/HRXd94q4JK
— Barrister Danyal Chaudhry (@DanyalChaudhary) September 13, 2026
To register for the scheme, eligible citizens will be required to send an SMS using a SIM registered in their name, following the prescribed format. The registration message must include the applicant’s Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC) number, vehicle registration number, provincial code and registration date.
Once the registration has been successfully completed, applicants will receive a confirmation message on their mobile phones.
Before visiting a petrol station, registered citizens will have to send the word “TOK” to 9771. They will then be required to show the digital token received on their mobile phone to obtain petrol at the discounted rate.
Under the scheme, eligible citizens will receive a Rs100-per-litre discount on petrol. Owners of motorcycles, rickshaws and vehicles with engine capacities of up to 800cc will be eligible for the relief.
Motorcycle and rickshaw owners will be entitled to up to 20 litres of discounted petrol per month, while owners of vehicles with engine capacities of up to 800cc will be eligible for up to 30 litres per month.
The scheme will begin in Islamabad on the night between Monday and Tuesday, while it will be rolled out across the country on the night between Wednesday and Thursday.
