Mumbai: Shares of companies with significant business exposure to Uttar Pradesh lost value on Tuesday on account of profit booking, amid the state gearing up for a change in regime after assembly election results showed Samajwadi Party (SP) as a clear winner.
Shares of companies, perceived to have fared well in during the rule of Mayawati-led BSP in UP, fell on concerns that a change in the government could affect their business.

The market community largely expected Mulayam Singh Yadav-led SP to form a pro-business government in the state.
However, some analysts said that a weaker-than-expected performance from Congress in the elections could lead to some populist measures at the central government level and therefore slow the pace of economic reforms.
Jaiprakash group companies -- Jaiprakash Associates, Jaiprakash Power Ventures and Jaypee Infratech -- ended the day with losses up to 4% on the BSE.
Jaiprakash Power Ventures closed 4.12% lower at Rs39.55, while Jaiprakash Associates was down 1.07% at Rs69.60.
Similarly, Jaypee Infratech dropped by 2.06% to Rs42.85.
On the other hand, shares of Anil Ambani-led Reliance Group companies -- Reliance Power and Reliance Infrastructure -- slipped by 7.09% and 5.73%, respectively.
Other group companies also saw selling pressure. Reliance Broadcast Network ended 4.59% lower, Reliance Capital fell by 5.91%, Reliance Communications was down 5.23% and Reliance MediaWorks tanked 6.57%.
Meanwhile, in a highly volatile trade, the BSE benchmark Sensex closed 189.58 points lower at 17,173.29.











