Paramaz became the chief advisor to newly created fedayee groups in Persia.

As a Hunchakian activist under the nickname of Paramaz, he promoted the revolutionary ideas in the Armenian villages.

In 1913, he participates in the 7th Conference of the Social Democrat Hunchakian Party, in Constanţa, where he presents the idea of plotting to assassinate some of the leaders of the Ittihad ve Terraki, the organizers of the Adana massacre.

The resolutions of the convention were given to the Young Turk Government by a spy, and Hunchakian leaders including Paramaz were arrested upon their arrival to Constantinople.

Paramaz Square was opened in the center of the Uruguayan capital Montevideo by the mayor of the city in 2016.