Fatah Nemat Ose, known as (Fatah Sindi), was born in 1937 in the village of Mergeshish in the Sindi region, which is part of the Zakho district. After finishing his primary and secondary education in Zakho, he was employed as an employee at the Ain Zala Oil Company. In 1959, he joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. From the very beginning, he entered into the struggle and revolution, and in 1963, he joined the Kurdistan Military Force in the Zakho region and established a relationship with the Peshmerga commander, discussing and determining the plans, procedures, and location of the attack on the Ain Zala Oil Company. In coordination with the Peshmerga force, they were able to cause great damage to the Ain Zala Oil Company and record a historic achievement. Because of the resonance of that attack by the Peshmerga, the Ba'ath regime issued an order for the arrest of Fatah Sindi. The first time, he was imprisoned for two months in the city of Mosul, but after a while, he was released. Once again, by court order, he was imprisoned for nearly three years and was transferred to the Nugra Salman prison in the city of Samawa in southern Iraq (southern Iraq).. After his release from prison, he once again joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party..
He received ranks and positions due to his work, activity, and struggle within the revolution::
1-Member of the Peace Committee (Al-Salam).
2-Member of the Investigation Committee (Al-Tahqiq).
3- Company Commander
4- In 1972, by the order of the immortal leader Mustafa Barzani he became the intelligence officer for the Isa Suwar force..
The main goal of the immortal Martyr Fatah Sindi was to defend the land of Kurdistan. For that reason, wherever and in whatever battle the immortal Martyr Fatah Sindi was needed, he was ready with heart and soul, without hesitation, alongside the Peshmerga..
The battles in which the Martyr Fatah Sindi participated include the battle of Ain Zala, Chiyay Spi, the battle of Levo, the battle of Ibrahim Khalil, the battle of Batifa, the battle of Betas, the battle of Ashen, the battle of Barziri and the capture of the enemy army battalion, and the battle of the Khawababk front.
In 1975, after the collapse and the temporary halt of the revolution, the immortal Fatah Sindi, with his family and household, became a refugee in the country of Iran. Due to the strict measures of the Iranian Shah's regime and the Ba'ath regime, and the Algiers Agreement, his life and the lives of thousands of other Peshmerga were carried out with difficulty and scarcity due to political work and activities..
After the fall of the Iranian Shah's regime in 1979 and the arrival of the Islamic Republic in Iran, an opportunity arose once again for Fatah Sindi to make his work and activities more active. Due to the work, activity, and sincerity of Fatah Sindi for his land and country, by Idris Barzani he was appointed as an advisor in the city of Saveh for the affairs of refugee families and Peshmerga activities, and he became the head of the refugee committee of the Saveh city organization.
After many years of struggle, resistance, hardship, and suffering, the immortal Martyr Fatah Sindi was ill for a long time. After several surgeries, he passed away on Friday, (17th of October 1985) at the Turfa Hospital in the city of Tehran, returning to the mercy of God.. The Eighth Branch of the Party, to honor the struggle and hard work of the immortal Martyr Fatah Sindi, held a seven-day mourning period at the border of the city of Saveh with the presence of a large crowd of family members, party friends, and politicians. His body was transferred to the Zive camp and later buried in the cemetery of the village of Mela Bastak.
Source:1- Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.