[size=12pt]Brothers Ajay, Atul and Rajesh (also known as Tony) Gupta, all in their 40s, relocated to South Africa :
from India's northern state of Uttar Pradesh in Saharanpur in 1993,
just as white minority rule was ending and the country was opening up to the rest of the world. [/size]
Shiv Kumar Gupta sent Atul to South Africa, believing that Africa was about to become the
"America of the world" - the world's land of opportunity.
It is said that when Atul arrived in Africa's largest economy and he set up the family business
Sahara Computers :
which distributes hardware, he was amazed at the lack of red tape compared to India.
indians know how to play the game
If there was one thing that has united all South Africans in recent weeks,
just like the Fifa World Cup did in 2010,
it was the condemnation of the Gupta's family plane landing at the Waterkloof Air Base
near Pretoria
The governing African National Congress (ANC) concurred with the opposition Democratic Alliance
that this was a blatant abuse of power by a family that enjoys a cosy relationship :
with South Africa's first family..
The ANC in a statement demanded that those responsible for giving the family permission
to come into the country without going through the normal channels be :
" brought to book ". :-[