Lok Sabha also adjourned till Monday morning. Later, the two main players Congress and BJP starts blame game on Telangana issue. BJP senior leader Sushma Swaraj said, “We believe that Congress is playing double game on Telangana issue. It lets both its regional leaders cross swords in the house with two different stands. None of its leaders have tried to control them. We came to know that Minister Kamalnath is telling the media that T-Bill has been introduced in the house, but we have no information about it. We don’t know how and why he is telling like that to media. So, we have decided not to join any discussions with Congress party over this issue.”

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamalnath Speaking to media said, “Now it become clear that BJP is speaking with forked tongue on Telangana issue. However, we are very confident about passing the T-Bill without its support.”

If, Kamalnath is stating that Congress can pass the T-Bill without BJP support, probably it can be possible only with voice vote, otherwise Congress can't garner enough support from opposition parties for the bill. If, BJP demands for a debate and voting on the bill, Congress has to oblige its demands. So, to avert this problem, first it has to force BJP stage a walkout from the house. But, BJP is also not so foolish to fall in Congress trap. When the house meets on Monday morning, BJP may demand for a debate on the T-Bill first. If, a debate is started, then it can manage to prolong it till end of the sessions without giving chance to Congress to conduct voice vote.