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Ehsan ul Haq
General Ehsan ul Haq ((ウルドゥー語:احسان الحق)) (born September 22, 1949 in Mardan), is a retired four-star general in the Pakistan Army who served as the Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee of the Pakistan Military until October 8, 2007. After the military coup of 1999 in which General Pervez Musharraf came to power, General Ehsan was given some of the most important posts in the Pakistan Army which included commanding the Army corps in the restive tribal region and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; directing the ISI, the principal intelligence body; and chairmaning Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, the Commander-in-chief of Pakistan Armed Forces.
==Army career==
Ehsan ul-Haq graduated from PAF Public School Sargodha in 1967,〔('PAF College Sargodha Alumni' )〕 and was commissioned in Anti Aircraft Artillery (later formed as the arm of Army Air Defense) in October 1969 in the 41st PMA Long Course. While serving in the Army, General Ehsan commanded an Infantry and an Air Defense division. Some of Ehsan's achievements consist of graduating from Command and Staff College, Quetta, and National Defense University, Islamabad. He was promoted Brigadier in June 1992 and Major General in June 1996. After promotion to Major General, Ehsan served as the GOC of 16th Infantry Division (Pano Aqil) near Sukkur, Sindh.〔("Missile Firing Competition" ) ''Dawn'', December 31, 1997〕 He was decorated with Hilal-e-Imtiaz for his meritorious military services.
During the army takeover in 1999, Maj Gen Ehsan was Director General of Military Intelligence (DGMI), a post he continued till April 2001, when he was replaced by Major General Tariq Majid. He was then promoted as Lieutenant General and posted as the commander of Peshawar Corps, a post he continued for few months till October 2001.
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