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Latest Update: 10,000 More Bikes Under Punjab Bike Scheme
Introduction
Chief Minister of Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif recently launched the Punjab Bike Scheme for students. Initially, the scheme planned to distribute 20,000 bikes, including 19,000 petrol bikes and 1,000 electric bikes. Due to the positive response and the needs of the students, the Chief Minister has now announced an additional 10,000 bikes. This article provides comprehensive information on how students can benefit from this extension of the bike scheme.
Eligibility Criteria of Maryam Nawaz Bike Scheme
To ensure that the bikes reach students who need them the most, the Punjab government has set specific eligibility criteria. Only students who meet these criteria will be eligible to receive a bike under the scheme:
- Must be over 18 years of age.
- Must be a resident of Punjab province.
- Must possess a valid driving license.
- Must be a regular student at a public or private graduate college or university.
- Priority will be given to students from backward areas.
- Additional terms and conditions may apply.
Required Documents
To complete the registration process, students will need the following documents:
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- Family Registration Certificate (FRC)
- Driving license
- CNIC Card
- Proof of monthly household income
- Character certificate from the local police station
Punjab Bike Scheme New Registration Process
Initially, the Punjab government announced the distribution of 20,000 bikes, with 19,000 petrol and 1,000 electric bikes. Approximately 72,000 students from across Punjab applied, with 57,000 applications for petrol bikes and 15,000 for electric bikes. After an e-balloting process, bikes were distributed to 20,000 students.
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With the new announcement of 10,000 additional bikes, students are eager to know about the new registration process. The good news is that there is no need for new registration. The Punjab government has decided to select 10,000 more students from the original pool of 72,000 applicants. Only those who meet the eligibility criteria and did not receive a bike in the previous e-balloting will be considered.
Conclusion
The announcement by Maryam Nawaz Sharif to distribute an additional 10,000 bikes under the Punjab Bike Scheme is a significant move to support students facing transportation and financial challenges. This initiative provides an excellent opportunity for students who meet the eligibility criteria to receive a bike without any interest. The e-balloting results for the additional 10,000 bikes will be posted on the official website soon.
