Kissan Card 2nd Ballot Winners List Out in Punjab: 120 Farmers Picked on 13 November 2026

The draws reward farmers who repay the interest-free Kissan Card loan on time. We downloaded the new list on 15 November and counted the entries ourselves. We do not print names, CNICs or phone numbers here, for the winners' safety.

The second Kissan Card ballot picked 120 farmers on 13 November

The new list carries the ballot key KC4002 and the date 13 November 2026 on every row. It names 120 farmers. The first draw, KC4001, was held on 22 October and named 215 winners. So the two lists together name 335 farmers so far.

Each row of the new list shows a serial number, the ballot key, the date, the CNIC, the Kissan Card account number, the mobile number and the farmer's name. Unlike the first list, it has no prize column. The department's press release of 6 November names tractors, motorcycles and mobile phones as the prizes in these draws.

Check the Kissan Card 2nd ballot list with your CNIC in five steps

Open agripunjab.gov.pk, tap "Kissan Card 2nd Balloting Result" in the top menu, let the PDF open, then search your CNIC without dashes. The list is three pages long, so the search takes less than a minute on any phone.

1. Go to agripunjab.gov.pk on your phone or computer.
2. Tap "Kissan Card 2nd Balloting Result" in the menu bar. It is also on the Chief Minister's Punjab Kissan Card page.
3. Open the PDF in a PDF reader or Google Drive, so the search tool works.
4. Search your 13-digit CNIC with no dashes, for example 3520112345678.
5. If nothing shows, search the last six digits of your Kissan Card account number, then your name in capital letters.

The account number on the list starts with the letter C, followed by a long run of zeros and then the digits. Your own card statement or SMS shows the same number. If your name appears, keep your phone on and wait for the department to contact you.

South Punjab farmers make up more than half of the new list

Counting the division code at the start of each winner's CNIC, 67 of the 120 come from the Bahawalpur, Multan and Dera Ghazi Khan divisions. That code shows where the CNIC was first issued, not where the farmer lives now.

Farmers who repay by 15 November will also enter the draw

The department's 6 November press release says farmers who repay their Kissan Card bill by 15 November 2026 will be included in the draw. It also says the full amount is credited back to the card within 48 hours of payment, as a new interest-free loan.

The same release says 420 farmers had been picked across Punjab by draw from those who paid by 5 November. At a ceremony at Zarat House in Lahore on 6 November, 4 farmers received tractors, 5 received motorcycles and 3 received mobile phones.

• Pay at any Bank of Punjab branch, by bank transfer or through Raast.
• Keep the deposit slip or the transfer receipt until the next loan reaches your card.
• If the money is not back after 48 hours, call the agriculture helpline 0800-17000.

The first Kissan Card draw of 22 October was open to farmers who repaid the Phase 4 bill on time. Repaying on time matters more than the prize: it is what keeps the card active for the next season.

Rs 150 billion of Kissan Card loans is set aside for wheat inputs

The 6 November release says the Punjab government has set aside Rs 150 billion through the Kissan Card for farm inputs in the rabi season. It adds Rs 17 billion for DAP, an extra interest-free Rs 3,500 an acre for wheat growers.

That DAP money is part of the wider Punjab wheat package for 2026-27. The release asks farmers to sow wheat on time, on as much land as possible, using approved varieties and certified seed. The card only works at registered Kissan Card dealers, so check the district list before you buy seed or fertiliser.

No winner has to pay a fee to receive a prize

The draw is run by the Agriculture Department and the prizes are handed over at official ceremonies. A caller who asks for money, a card PIN or a one-time code to "release" a tractor or a phone is a fraudster. Hang up and report the number.

Because the list shows mobile numbers in full, winners are easy targets. Do not forward screenshots of the PDF on WhatsApp groups. If you are a winner and someone calls you, check by calling 0800-17000 yourself, from 8 am to 8 pm, rather than calling back the number that rang you.

Common questions

When was the Kissan Card 2nd ballot held?

The list is dated 13 November 2026 on every row and carries the ballot key KC4002. It was published on agripunjab.gov.pk the same evening.

How many farmers won in the 2nd ballot?

The list names 120 farmers. The first draw on 22 October named 215.

Does the 2nd ballot list show what each farmer won?

No. It shows the CNIC, account number, mobile number and name only. The department has named tractors, motorcycles and mobile phones as the prizes in these draws.

Can I still enter the next draw?

The department's 6 November release says farmers who repay their Kissan Card bill by 15 November 2026 will be included in the draw.

I paid my bill but my new loan has not arrived. What should I do?

The department says the amount is credited back within 48 hours. If it is not, call 0800-17000 with your CNIC and payment receipt.

Do I need to pay anything to collect a prize?

No. Anyone asking for a fee, PIN or code is not from the department.

How we verified this

What we checked and where we read it.

We checked these official pages on 15 November 2026:

• The Punjab Agriculture Department home page, menu item "Kissan Card 2nd Balloting Result", which opens the PDF "Kissan Card 2nd Ballot Winners". The file was last modified on 13 November 2026 at 20:32 PKT. We counted 120 rows and 120 distinct CNICs, all dated 13 November 2026 with ballot key KC4002, and grouped them by the first two CNIC digits.
• The department's press release of 6 November 2026 (Urdu, on the press releases page), on the prize ceremony at Zarat House, the 15 November repayment date, the 48-hour re-credit and the Rs 150 billion and Rs 17 billion figures.
• The Chief Minister's Punjab Kissan Card page, for the district dealer lists.

The new list has no prize column, while the first list did. The 6 November release speaks of 420 farmers picked from those who paid by 5 November; the two published lists together name 335.