Ahmo Mahmud Herki Born in 1954 in the village of Diwini at the foot of Pirmam, he was a graduate of the primary stage at the Sari Rash school in Pirmam. In 1975, he became a refugee in the country of Iran. Martyr Ahmo had four children named Azad, Abdullah, Asrin, and Sanur. His son Azad was martyred on December 18, 1993.
Struggle RecordAhmo Mahmud Herki In 1970, he joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party In 1974, he became a Peshmerga and participated in the Derbandi Korre battle. Later, he transferred to the First Battalion of the Balak Force and participated in the epics of Goraz, Zozk, Garawi Omar Agha, and Sartiz.
In 1975, he became a refugee in the country of Iran and continued to struggle in the secret organizations of the Party. In 1979, he became a Peshmerga again and participated in the Gulan Revolution In 1980, he was transferred with a detachment to the Second Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party And began his struggle in the Shaqlawa District Committee, whose headquarters were in Sakran and Ine, affiliated with the Choman District.
In 1981, he participated in the battles of Warti, Zini Asterokan, Zargali, and Pira Rash Mountain. In the Pira Rash Mountain battle, he was wounded, and the number of Peshmerga was 15 people.
In 1982, he became an administrator of the Salahaddin organization and participated in most of the activities of the Second Branch, such as the activity of hitting the Harir police station, the Degala – Koya road. He went to Erbil, Pirmam, Shaqlawa, and Harir many times for Party work. Unfortunately, on January 21, 1983, he and two other Comrades went to Erbil on a mission and, due to a planned plot, fell into an ambush by the intelligence of the Iraqi Ba'ath regime. After a hand-to-hand fight, all three were taken prisoner and disappeared. After a year, both Comrades were released, but Comrade Ahmo disappeared, and his fate remains unknown to this day.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.