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The BSE auto index slipped 1.8 percent on Tuesday, with shares in Maruti Suzuki slipping 3.2 percent.
Maruti Suzuki India is recalling 100,000 A-Star hatchbacks to fix a fuel leakage problem, a spokesman for the company told Reuters on Tuesday.
Shares in Ashok Leyland ended down 3 percent, Apollo Tyres slipped 2.95 percent, whereas TVS Motors ended down 2.8 percent.
Tube Investments was the only stock in the index which ended in green.
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