140 people have disappeared in last two years

The BBC's answer to the question that why the Shiites are being misplaced. The Shiite leaders say that those people have disappeared so far, who went to war in support of Bashar al-Assad in Syria. According to the leaders, the missing people are members of Syrian secret militia group Joyanabin Brigade.

Shiite leaders said that there are hundreds of Pakistani Shia in the brigade. The name of the Brigade named after Zainn Binte Ali, the grandson of Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh). Zaynab's grave in Damascus, the capital of Syria. It is believed that these secret militia forces fight for protecting the grave from the violent Sunni attack. Along with this, the Brigade members are believed to be fighting in Aleppo and some other places in Syria.

Some statements of Shiite leaders' statements were found after the detention of a young man released. He said on condition of anonymity, he was kept in a small dark house. Law enforcement agencies tortured him in different ways including electric shock. They repeatedly asked him about Jayanyabani militia.

Movement is going on in different places in Pakistan to demand the discovery of the missing Shiite. Similarly, Rashid Rizvi is an activist. He is the head of this movement in Karachi. The protesters say that those who are being disarmed in Shi'a are free to release them, rather they should be brought to court in accordance with the rules. Rashid Rizvi told the BBC, most of the people who have been detained so far are in the Middle East. They went there to observe religious rituals.