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Jun 04, 2018 News
Region Five APNU/AFC Councillor Abel Seetaram, who appeared at the Fort Wellington Magistrate’s Court before Magistrate Rhondell on Wednesday was found guilty on a wounding charge.
Seetaram, of Woodley Park Village, West Coast Berbice, who heard the charge read to him, detailed that on Sunday, January 21, last, he allegedly feloniously wounded Nateram Rabindranauth of Lot 64 A Woodley Park Village, West Coast Berbice.
Attorney-at-law Horatio Edmonson, representing Seetaram, in a plea of mitigation requested that the court show mercy to his client. He is set to return to court on June 13. A probation report is expected to be read along with a sentencing.
Natram Rabindranauth, 54, was hospitalised at the New Amsterdam Public Hospital with a broken jaw, fractured nose and internal bleeding in January. The vendor explained that he was plying his daily trade along the No. 11 Public Road when he saw his son involved in a scuffle with Seetaram’s son.
Rabindranauth, the cousin of Seetaram stated that he stopped and attempted to intervene when Seetaram came out.
“I was passing same time and me try to go and part the fight and then Abel come out of nowhere and lash me with a wood across meh head,” the injured man recounted.
He said that after he received the lash, he fell to the ground and was bleeding profusely from his nose when Seetaram reportedly walked away with his son in the direction of the Fort Wellington Police Station.
Rabindranath stated that shortly after he managed to compose himself and subsequently left for the Police Station with his son as well.
A report was made and a medical document was given to him by the police to visit the Fort Wellington Hospital.
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