The Sindh government has announced the latest phase of its Pink Scooty Scheme, under which electric scooties will be distributed in Hyderabad on May 22 as part of efforts to improve mobility and transport access for women in the province.
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According to a statement from the Sindh Information Department, the initiative is aimed at supporting female students and working women by providing them with safe, affordable and independent transport options. The programme is part of a broader provincial strategy focused on women’s empowerment and modernisation of public transport.
سینئر صوبائی وزیر شرجیل انعام میمن نے کہا کہ 23 مئی کو حیدرآباد میں خواتین میں پنک ای وی اسکوٹیز تقسیم کی جائیں گی، پنک ای وی اسکوٹی اسکیم ایک انقلابی منصوبہ ثابت ہوئی ہے۔
انہوں نے کہا کہ پنک ای وی اسکوٹی اسکیم نے خواتین کو بااختیار بنانے میں اہم کردار ادا کیا ہے۔ pic.twitter.com/j1heTG0m89
— Sindh Information Department (@sindhinfodepart) May 20, 2026
Senior Provincial Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon described the scheme as a “revolutionary initiative”, saying it is helping women gain greater independence by easing their daily travel challenges.
Under the programme, eligible women receive pink electric scooters along with driving training, helmets and road safety awareness sessions to ensure safe usage. Officials said the scheme is being expanded gradually to multiple cities across Sindh.
The initiative also aligns with the provincial government’s wider transport reforms, which include the introduction of electric buses and the expansion of the Peoples Bus Service network to improve urban connectivity.
Authorities have also cautioned the public against fraudulent messages circulating on social media regarding the scheme. Officials clarified that any claims suggesting registration fees or payment requirements are false.
The government reiterated that the Pink Scooty Scheme is a welfare programme and that scooters are being provided free of cost to eligible beneficiaries selected under official criteria.
Officials say the programme is intended to promote women’s mobility, enhance participation in education and employment, and contribute to environmentally friendly transport solutions through the use of electric vehicles.
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The distribution in Hyderabad marks another step in the phased rollout of the initiative, which is expected to continue expanding across the province in the coming months as part of Sindh’s transport development agenda.