224,000 women in Lahore will receive payments through 22 camps [News Report]
BISP Payment Transfer Camps in Lahore are receiving the 10500 Kafaalat Payment in an extremely open and respectful manner, according to the latest news. Besides receiving more amenities at the campsite, they get their cash without any deductions, so they don’t have to wait in long lines.
The BISP Campsite pays 224,000 women in Lahore, and a BISP crew monitors transparency and assists women in these cash transfer facilities.
The first phase of the project will provide payments to 224,000 women in Lahore
During his visit to the BISP Camps in Lahore, Director General Punjab of the Benazir Income Support Program Arshad Liaqat Chaudry observed the team management and the facilities available to the beneficiary women. In addition, he explained that 22 Benazir Kafaalat 10500 Camps have been established in the city to provide funding to the most deserving.
After listening to the women’s grievances, he instructed the BISP Team that they should work with the women and pay them without making any deductions because it is their right and they should never be charged any money.
BISP beneficiaries at Camsite will have all the necessary facilities.
During his visit to the Lahore campsite, he inspected all aspects and informed the media that all facilities are provided here to the women, including water, fans, chairs, and a safe place where their payment can be made.
He also collected reviews and complaints from the women, directing the team to keep the Cash transfer system as transparent as possible by cooperating with the Beneficiary.
In Lahore, Punjab, 22 BISP camps have been established
It was Arsad Liaqat Chaudry’s assertion during the interview at the BISP Campsite that there are currently 22 camps operating in Lahore and thousands of BISP registered women receive their monthly payment and Benazir Taleemi Wazaif without deductions.
BISP Official Helpline at 0800-26477 also provides beneficiaries with the option of reporting any issues they may be experiencing, such as not receiving your full payment or having fees deducted from you. Benefit recipients don’t have to pay any fees to the campsite when they receive their benefits.
Payments Are Made to 93 Million Families In Pakistan
As of the most recent Benazir Income Support Program survey, more people have been added to the list of beneficiaries receiving Taleemi Wazaif and Benazir Kafaalat assistance. According to the government’s Benazir Income Support social development program, 93 Pakistani families receive monthly assistance.
In order to participate in the BISP Program, candidates must complete the Dynamic survey at the Tehsil centers. In the event that their payment has been received, 8171 will notify them. If you haven’t already registered for the Ehsaas Kafaalat, please visit your nearest Tehsil office. Qualified beneficiaries are still able to participate in the BISP survey.
Benazir April To June Payments Through BISP Campsite
Beneficiaries encountered many difficulties and complexities when obtaining their BISP payments from shops prior to the establishment of these camps. Some of their payments would arrive at a small retail store with no seating or water, and they would have to wait in line for hours, even in the summer.
This has resulted in the Benazir Income Support Program switching from retail stores to campgrounds, which meet all of the beneficiary’s requirements. The women were really happy after receiving April To June Payments since the posing agents promptly gave them their entire payment. Because of this, the program has been able to honorably handle the issue that women most commonly ask for assistance with and provide them with BISP payments.
In conclusion
22 BISP payment transfer camps in Lahore have significantly improved the process for 224,000 women to receive their 10,500 Kafaalat payments. As a result, retail store distribution issues are addressed by these camps, which provide essential amenities and ensure secure, transparent, and respectful transactions.
Developed by Punjab Director General Arshad Liaqat Chaudry, the program has enhanced accountability and beneficiary satisfaction, illustrating the government’s commitment to helping vulnerable citizens and improving welfare distribution.