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NATIONAL NEWS - The Gupta family says it’s allowed, under law, to have a military armoured vehicle at their Saxonwold compound.
Questions were raised on whether it is legal for private people to use or own such a vehicle.
It was seen at the compound on Friday when citizens gathered to protest against state capture.
The family’s attorney Gert van der Merwe says the vehicle is manufactured by a company owned by the Guptas which he says, according to the law, allows them to be in possession of it.
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