Reacting to the development, shares of JSPL opened on a weak note, then lost further ground and slipped 14.97 per cent to touch an intra-day low of Rs 140.25 on the BSE.
Similar movement was witnessed on the National Stock exchange as well, where the stock opened at Rs 150, then fell 14.91 per cent to a low of Rs 140.
On Saturday, the government had rejected bids of Jindal Steel and Power Ltd (JSPL) amid speculation of cartelisation during the auction of coal blocks.
Jindal Power had emerged as successful bidder for Gare IV/2, Gare Palma IV/3 and Tara Coal blocks while Bharat Aluminium Company(Balco) had won Gare Palma IV/1 coal block.
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