After two minutes of Bandyopadhyaya's speech, the deputy speaker invited Acharia to speak but the Trinamool Congress protested even as BSP members kept up their din.

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal and his minister of state V. Narayanasamy tried but failed to bring order -- even in the ruling benches.

Munda allowed Bandyopadhyaya to lay his speech on West Bengal killings on the table of the house and asked Acharia to continue his speech.

But the BSP continued their slogan shouting against the government on Bundelkhand and the house had to be adjourned for the day at 3.20 p.m.

The house was adjourned for the first time when Left parties, the BSP and the Samajwadi Party joined hands to oppose the Congress-led government's plan on Bundelkhand.

The second adjournment came about when Samajwadi Party members alleged that Uttar Pradesh was not being given its due share of Reliance Industries' Krishna-Godavari gas even after Petroleum Minister Murli Deora explained the government's stand on the matter.

The Lok Sabha was adjourned for the third time with the Trinamool Congress protests.