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- ISLAMABAD (October 27, 2026): Deaf and mute children are hired to ensure transparency in prize bond draw.
- The State Bank of Pakistan has informed the National Assembly that special (mute and deaf) children are hired to ensure complete transparenc.
- During the question period of the National Assembly, the State Bank presented a detailed report on the procedure for drawing prize bonds in.
ISLAMABAD (October 27, 2026): Deaf and mute children are hired to ensure transparency in prize bond draw.
The State Bank of Pakistan has informed the National Assembly that special (mute and deaf) children are hired to ensure complete transparency in the draw of prize bonds worth Rs 25,000 and Rs 40,000, while the entire process is monitored by a 7-member committee.
During the question period of the National Assembly, the State Bank presented a detailed report on the procedure for drawing prize bonds in the House. During the briefing, it was informed that the people have full confidence in this transparent procedure of the draw and so far no complaint has been received in this regard.
According to the State Bank, the lucky numbers won in the lottery are displayed and registered by these special children, while a seven-member monitoring committee is present at all times to keep all the steps of the process highly transparent.
The system of prize bonds is important in terms of savings and reward schemes in Pakistan as citizens invest their money in these bonds and hope to win a prize through a lottery. In this case, the transparency of the draw process and confidence in the results are of prime importance for this system.
