More than 100 Shiite Muslims from Pakistan’s Chakwal district return from the United Arab Emirates without jobs, luggage, or access to savings they had accumulated abroad, according to reporting reviewed by journalists. The accounts describe people being sent back during the period of heightened tensions in the “Iran war,” and they are among a larger group that sources describe as potentially numbering in the thousands. Pakistan’s Shiite community raises alarms about the deportations, saying the returns have left families with lost income and frozen or inaccessible funds. Human Rights Watch is reported to be investigating the situation. The coverage references immigration and visa-related materials, including immigration documents and visa-status screenshots, to corroborate claims about the individuals’ status and circumstances. The issue centers on alleged mass deportations by the UAE and the resulting impacts on Pakistani residents, particularly Shiites, who report being unable to recover employment or savings after being returned to Pakistan. The reports do not provide a confirmed total number of deportees in the sources provided, but they characterize the returns as part of a wider pattern during regional conflict.