BISP Control Room WhatsApp Numbers for Complaints [2024]

BISP Control Room – The government has set up a special control room to handle complaints about the distribution of ‘Benazir Kafaalat‘ payments. This is to make sure that the first quarterly payment of Rs9,000 for 2024 is given to the beneficiaries transparently and without any deductions. The distribution process began on Monday.

The Minister for Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety, Shazia Marri, wants to be very clear that beneficiaries should get the full amount of Rs 9,000 without anyone taking any money from them. She also wants beneficiaries to get a receipt for the payment. It’s essential for beneficiaries to know that they don’t have to pay any fees or deductions to get this payment.

If anyone tries to take money from the beneficiaries or asks for fees, they should report it immediately to BISP’s toll-free helpline at 080026477 and contact their nearest BISP Tehsil Office. The government wants to make sure that those who deserve the support get it without any problems.

Great news for people who get help from the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP)! Shazia Marri, who is a federal minister and chairwoman, has done something helpful. She restarted the BISP Control Room to make things easier for beneficiaries. Now, if you have any problems getting your money from BISP, you can complain using WhatsApp. You don’t have to go to the BISP office and wait in long lines to complain anymore.

All you need to do is use WhatsApp to contact the right number for your province. It’s easy! If you have any issues with getting your relief money or any other concerns, you can tell them through WhatsApp.

This is a good move because it will help people get the assistance they need faster. Thanks to Shazia Marri, the BISP Control Room on WhatsApp will make things better for everyone who benefits from the program.

Be careful and trust only messages from the official number “8171” sent by BISP, as others may be fake.

In Islamabad, Punjab, Sindh, and Balochistan, beneficiary women and transgenders are getting their funds from Habib Bank’s Payment Centers or Biometric ATMs. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan, funds are distributed through Bank Al-Falah’s Payment Centers or Biometric ATMs.