Martyr Haidar Ali, known as Haidar Khan Garmiani, was born in 1932 in the village of Mahmud Qajar, affiliated with the Khanaqin district. He was a villager and was engaged in farming. Haidar Khan Garmiani was married, his wife's name was Nasrin Murad, and they had four sons and three daughters.

In 1967, he joined the Aylul Revolution and became a Peshmerga under Akbar Haidar Suramiri, who at that time was affiliated with the Khabat force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party . He participated in the Bamo epics in 1967, the battles of the Khanaqin border, and the Sharba-Zhir battle in 1969. In 1967, in the Bamo Mountain epic, he was hit by the military bullets of the Iraq of that time and was wounded. After the collapse of the Aylul Revolution and in 1975, he became a refugee in the country of Iran and settled in the town of Ravansar, affiliated with Kermanshah province.

Haidar Khan Garmiani continued his armed relationship in the Gulan Revolution with the forces of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. At that time, they were affiliated with the Khanaqin Regional Committee force of the Third Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and Akbar Haidar Suramiri was the person responsible for the regional committee.

In 1978, in the Sharba-Zhir battle, he was hit by the military bullets of the regime of Iraq of that time and was severely wounded. For treatment, he was sent to a hospital in the city of Tehran in the country of Iran.

In 1979, he became a member of the Ninth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in the country of Iran, and after the congress, he directly received the administrative rank of the Khanaqin Regional Committee.

On July 26, 1981, with a group of ten comrades on the border between Iran and Iraq, a landmine planted by the Ba'ath regime exploded under them, and Haidar Khan Garmiani was martyred. Later, his body was moved by his comrades to Kermanshah and buried in the Hassan Abad cemetery between Kermanshah and Ravansar. At the same time as Haidar Khan Garmiani, two comrades named Arif Qadir and Abbas Garmiani were martyred, and Akbar Haidar Suramiri, Mullah Aziz Garmiani, and Jabbar Haidar Suramiri were severely wounded.

Source:

Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Committee.