Apni Zameen Apna Ghar Phase 1 Balloting Result: 2,000 Free 3-Marla Plots, Check by CNIC

The wait is over for thousands of landless families in Punjab. Phase 1 of Apni Zameen Apna Ghar is now complete, and 2,000 applicants have been awarded free developed 3-marla plots through fair digital balloting. The balloting ran in two stages, from the winner selection in November 2025 to the plot number allotment in February 2026, and allotment letters have been reaching winners since June 2026. In this article, you’ll learn the full story, the meaning of the two official figures, and how to check your result by CNIC.

1,892 or 2,000: The Two Figures Explained

Readers often see two numbers and think one of them is wrong. Both are official, but they describe different things. The Punjab Portal’s programme description states 1,892 plots across 23 housing schemes in 19 districts. That is the description figure. The live AZAG portal and PITB report the actual result: 2,000 applicants were awarded free 3-marla developed plots through balloting, and the district quota table adds up to exactly 2,000. So keep this line clear. The figure 1,892 describes the programme, and 2,000 is the number actually awarded. Do not mix the two.

• 1,892: the figure stated in the Punjab Portal programme description
• 2,000: applicants actually awarded plots through balloting
• Same cover: 23 housing schemes in 19 districts
• Plot size: 3 marla, developed, completely free

From the May 2025 Portal to the November 2025 Balloting

The scheme was launched under the Chief Minister’s Housing for All vision. The e-portal, built by PITB, opened in May 2025, and PHATA, the Punjab Housing and Town Planning Agency, runs the work on the ground. The public response was huge: more than 483,000 people registered. Scrutiny committees headed by Deputy Commissioners then checked every application in all 19 districts, and only 18,308 applicants were declared eligible. The digital balloting was held in Lahore from 24 to 26 November 2025. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif presided over the event, with Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif also present.

• Portal launched: May 2025, developed by PITB
• Executing agency: PHATA
• Registered: more than 483,000 people
• Eligible after scrutiny: 18,308 applicants
• 19 districts: Lahore, Faisalabad, Kasur, Okara, Sahiwal, Chiniot, Sargodha, Attock, Jhelum, Khushab, Gujrat, Mandi Bahauddin, Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, Lodhran, Vehari, Layyah, Rajanpur, Jhang

How to Check Your Ballot Result by CNIC

You do not need any agent to check your result. The official portal has a Ballot Result option that works on a mobile phone or a computer. Open azag.punjab.gov.pk, choose Ballot Result, enter your CNIC number and the CAPTCHA code shown on the screen, then submit. Your result appears at once. The check is free, so never pay anyone for it.

• Step 1: open azag.punjab.gov.pk on your mobile or computer
• Step 2: click the Ballot Result option on the portal
• Step 3: enter your CNIC number carefully
• Step 4: type the CAPTCHA code exactly as shown
• Step 5: submit and read your result on the screen

What Winners Must Do After Getting the Plot

If your result shows that you won, keep your allotment letter safe. Winners in Bahawalpur were reported to have received their letters from around June 2026, and the process continued in other districts. After you take possession, a time clock starts. You must start construction within 6 months of possession and complete it within 2 years. If you fail, your allotment can be cancelled after a one-month written notice. So do not sit on the plot. Plan your construction early and follow PHATA’s instructions for possession and the location of your plot.

• Keep ready: your CNIC and the allotment letter
• Start construction: within 6 months of possession
• Complete construction: within 2 years
• Missed deadline: allotment cancelled after a one-month written notice

Who Was Eligible: The Reported Conditions

These were the reported conditions for Phase 1. If you missed out, read them so you know where you stood. You had to be a Punjab resident aged 18 or older. Neither you, your spouse nor your dependent children could own a plot or a house anywhere in Pakistan. Your PMT score had to be 60 or below, and your household income was around Rs 60,000 a month. You also needed a clean bank record with no default, and a clean criminal record.

• Punjab resident, 18 years or older
• No plot or house owned by you, your spouse or dependent children anywhere in Pakistan
• PMT score of 60 or below
• Household income around Rs 60,000 a month
• No bank default and a clean criminal record

Registration Is Closed: Beware of Fake News

Registration is closed right now, and the government has not announced any Phase 2 date. That makes this the most important warning in the article. Do not believe any date you see in a forwarded message or a video. No one can add your name to the winner list for a fee. If someone promises this, it is fraud. Watch only azag.punjab.gov.pk for official announcements, and keep your documents ready so you can apply the day a new phase opens.

• Registration: closed at this time
• Phase 2: no official date announced
• Fake agents: cannot change or add your result
• Official source: only the AZAG portal

Conclusion

Phase 1 balloting of Apni Zameen Apna Ghar is complete in two stages. The programme description figure is 1,892 plots, while 2,000 applicants were awarded free 3-marla plots across 19 districts. Winners must start construction within 6 months and complete it within 2 years, so act on time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many plots were awarded in Phase 1 balloting?

A total of 2,000 applicants were awarded free 3-marla plots, as reported by PITB and the live AZAG portal. The figure 1,892 is the number stated in the Punjab Portal’s programme description.

How can I check my Apni Zameen Apna Ghar result?

Open azag.punjab.gov.pk, choose Ballot Result, enter your CNIC and the CAPTCHA code, then submit. The check is free and should be done only on the official portal.

When was the Phase 1 balloting held?

The selection balloting was held in Lahore in November 2025, and block and plot numbers were allotted through a second computerised balloting in February 2026.

What must a winner do after getting the plot?

Start construction within 6 months of possession and complete it within 2 years, or the allotment can be cancelled after a one-month written notice.