Government collects Rs32.6bn in second Hajj dues installment from 51,500 pilgrims
Most outlets reported the government's receipt of Rs32.6 billion in the second installment of Hajj dues under the 2027 scheme, with 51,500 pilgrims having made payments. 24 News HD and Associated Press of Pakistan provided similar details, with the latter specifying the year as 2027. Abb Takk News also highlighted the amount and number of applicants but included a detail about a ministry spokesperson mentioning 26,000 — the context of this figure is not elaborated in the excerpt.
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51,500 pilgrims deposit second Installment of Hajj dues under gov scheme 2027
ISLAMABAD, Oct 12 (APP):The collection of the second installment of Hajj dues under the Government Hajj Scheme 2027 is underway, with 51,500 pilgrims having deposited their dues so far. A total of Rs 32.6 billion has been received under the second installment. According to the spokesperson for the Ministry of Religious Affairs, 26,000 pilgrims made...
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Govt receives Rs32.6bn in second Hajj installment
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Religious Affairs has received Rs32.6 billion in second-installment Hajj payments under the government scheme, with 51,500 applicants having paid so far. A ministry spokesperson said 26,000 pilgrims made payments through 1Link, while 2,126 used bank cards. A further 23,200 paid in cash using bank challans. Online...
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Rs32.6bn collected in second Hajj dues installment under govt scheme
The collection of the second installment of Hajj dues from pilgrims under the government scheme is underway through the digital portal, with 51,500 applicants having completed their payments so far, reported 24NewsHD TV on Monday.
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