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MULTAN, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 19th Jul, 2026) Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) Punjab, Director General Haider Murtaza,
visited Rahim Yar Khan, Dera Ghazi Khan, Rajanpur and Jhang districts to review the
ongoing distribution of free Benazir SIMs and the establishment of digital wallet accounts
under the Benazir Social Protection Wallet initiative.
During his visits to SIM distribution centres, the DG inspected arrangements for beneficiary
women, monitored the issuance and activation of SIMs, and reviewed the progress of digital
wallet registration. He also interacted with women beneficiaries, listened to their concerns
and suggestions, and directed the staff to ensure prompt assistance and improved service
delivery.
Haider Murtaza inspected waiting areas, seating arrangements, drinking water, ventilation
and other essential facilities, stressing that elderly, disabled and pregnant women should be
given priority during the SIM issuance process. He further directed the staff to provide complete
guidance to beneficiaries regarding the new digital wallet system so they could fully benefit
from the initiative.
Speaking to the media, he said the Benazir Social Protection Wallet, launched in line with
the directives of President and Prime Minister of Pakistan, marked a significant step towards
the financial empowerment of deserving women.
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receive personal digital wallet accounts through which financial assistance will be transferred
directly, while payment notifications will be sent via SMS.
He said the digital wallet system would enhance transparency, eliminate illegal deductions and
give women complete control over their financial assistance. He added that BISP was leveraging
modern technology to promote financial inclusion and provide secure, dignified and convenient
financial services to deserving families.
The DG also informed beneficiaries that the Benazir SIM was being provided free of cost by the
Government of Pakistan and that no fee should be paid to anyone for obtaining it. He advised
women to keep the SIM secure, avoid sharing it or its PIN with anyone, and obtain it only from
authorized BISP centres. Beneficiaries were also reminded to bring their original Computerised
National Identity Card (CNIC) and mobile phone when collecting the SIM.
Haider Murtaza said the BISP would continue taking effective measures to ensure the successful
implementation of the digital wallet system, transparent payments and improved services so that
government financial assistance reaches deserving families efficiently and with dignity.
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