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Punjab Releases Rs. 4.83 Billion for Sahulat Bazaar Expansion

The Punjab government has released Rs. 4.83 billion to the Punjab Sahulat Bazaar Authority to expand Sahulat Bazaars and Sahulat … Read More The post Punjab Releases Rs. 4.83 Billion for Sahulat Bazaar Expansion appeared first on ProPakistani .

Punjab Releases Rs. 4.83 Billion for Sahulat Bazaar Expansion

The Punjab government has allocated Rs. 4.83 billion to the Punjab Sahulat Bazaar Authority for expanding Sahulat Bazaars and on-the-go facilities across the province as part of the Annual Development Programme (ADP) 2026-27. The Rs. 19 billion project aims to establish one Sahulat Bazaar and one on-the-go facility in every tehsil, covering all 154 tehsils in 38 districts.

Currently, 27 Sahulat Bazaars and 41 on-the-go facilities are under construction, with 24 Sahulat Bazaars and 23 on-the-go facilities expected to open soon. Once completed, Sahulat Bazaar facilities will be available in 139 of Punjab's tehsils. The expansion will provide affordable daily-use items to the public, with projects in 15 remaining tehsils set to receive contracts within a week.

The government plans to expand the network in Lahore, addressing the need for more facilities in a city of over 15 million residents.

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