PM Shehbaz cuts petrol price by Rs 80 for public relief

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif delivers big relief by cutting petrol prices by Rs 80 per litre nationwide.

Now, petrol costs just Rs 378 per litre, easing the load on everyday Pakistanis. In a heartfelt address, Sharif connects with the public. He knows how tough life feels amid rising costs. Global oil prices surge, hitting even powerful economies hard. Yet, Pakistan acts fast. Limited resources did not stop bold decisions.

Yesterday, top leaders gathered at the President’s House for key talks. The President hosted the four Chief Ministers, Azad Kashmir’s Prime Minister, and senior military figures. Unity drove these changes.

Sharif calls for quick peace in the region to end wars. Subsidies target key areas now. Small trucks get Rs 70,000 monthly aid. Big trucks receive Rs 80,000. Public transport earns Rs 100,000 per month. Freight vehicles gain Rs 100 per litre fuel support. Small farmers pocket Rs 1,500 per acre help. Railway economy fares remain steady, shielding passengers.

He praises Chief Ministers for instant resource commitments. This effort adds Rs 129 billion in total petrol subsidies. New channels emerge for common relief as prices stabilize. Families save on fuel, farmers thrive, and trucks roll cheaper. Pakistan stands stronger together. This package sparks hope, fights inflation, and fuels recovery. Ordinary lives improve daily.