Mumbai: Shares of Reliance Industries (RIL) dropped 2.5 per cent in Monday's morning session on reports the government is seeking to curb the company’s plan to sell stake to Saudi Aramco RIL dragged Sensex the most in today's session. The scrip was trading 2.46 per cent lower at Rs 1,560 on BSE around 10.30 am while benchmark Sensex traded 0.09 per cent or 36 points lower at 41,645.54 at around the same time.Mukesh Ambani-controlled RIL may have to disclose its assets before it can freeze plans to sell 20% stake in its refining and petrochemicals business to Saudi Aramco, The Times of India reported over the weekend.According to the report, the Delhi High Court on Friday asked RIL and British Gas to disclose their assets after the Centre sought to restrain them from disposing of the same.In an application filed in September, the government had sought curbs citing the failure of the two companies to honour their payment under a $4.5 billion international arbitral award in the Panna-Mukta and Tapti production sharing contracts. The PMT contract of 1994 came to an end on Saturday.On August 12, RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani had announced the company’s plans to sell 20% stake in its refining and petrochemicals business for $15 billion to Saudi Aramco.