Muzammil Hussain (army officer)
Lieutenant General Muzammil Hussain (Retired) is a former senior officer in the Pakistan Army and former Chairman of the Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) in Pakistan. Early life and education Lieutenant General Muzammil Hussain (retired) hails from the renowned village of Mohra Karim Baksh, in the district of Jhelum. He joined the Pakistan Army in 1976, after completing his education at the Islamabad College for Boys. Military career He received his military training in an elite infantry battalion of Baloch Regiment (Sarbakaf 12) and demonstrated exceptional professionalism and skill early on in his career. In addition, he also excelled in various sports. He completed his staff course and was deputed to Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War in 1990. He served as a Brigade Major of an independent infantry brigade in Tabuk, Jhelum, and Dadu, and participated in anti-dacoit operations in Sindh. Lt. Gen. Hussain also underwent courses in France and Indonesia, and later commanded his parent battalion. He was then appointed as a Directing Staff at the Command and Staff College. Following his tenure as a Defence Attaché in Jakarta, Canberra, Singapore, and Seoul as a Colonel, he commanded an infantry brigade during the escalation of 2001. He