serviceyears branch death_date birth_date birthname term_end commands death_place battles order term_start rank image name predecessor birth_place unit awards office nickname governor successor article_title
1951-1988 pak 03 october 1991 10 september 1928 fazle haq december 12 1985 december 2 , 1988 6th armoured division 7th infantry division xi corps mardan , north-west frontier province , pakistan indo-pakistan war in afghanistan war of 1965 indo-pakistani war of 1971 soviet 14th governor of north-west frontier province october 11 1978 may 31 , 1988 30px lieutenant general 300px fazle haq abdul hakeem khan mardan , north-west frontier province , british india 70th guides cavalry-armoured corps hilal-e-imtiaz -lrb- military -rrb- sitara-e-basalat hilal-e-pakistan caretaker chief minister of north-west frontier province general fazle haq amir gulistan janjua abdul ghafoor khan hoti fazle haq

fazle haq

lieutenant general fazle haq , -lrb- urdu : فضل حق ; hi -lrb- m -rrb- , hpk -lrb- 10 september 1928 - 3 october 1991 -rrb- -rrb- , was a high-ranking general in the pakistan army , and the former martial law administrator -lrb- mla -rrb- of khyber-pakhtunkhwa province of pakistan .
he was the `` corps-commander '' of the xi corps , and commanded all the pakistan army assets assigned in the khyber-pakhtunkhwa province .
he commanded the combatant brigades , and supervised the clandestine covert network during the soviet war in afghanistan .
he was one of the leading generals who led the pakistan combatant forces during the soviet war in afghanistan .
as military administrator , he had set up a network of training of the afghan mujahideen .
under his command , the elements of pakistan 's administrative xi corps participated in numerous operations against the soviet union .
he served as a chief military administrator -lrb- governor -rrb- throughout the military dictatorial rule of general muhammad zia-ul-haq from 1978 till 1985 and also served as the caretaker chief minister of the province in the later half of 1988 .
