The Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government is likely to table the Lokpal Bill in the Parliament on Friday.
UPA ally Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) said it will support the bill, while Samajwadi Party will oppose it.
The anti-corruption Lokpal Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha on Dec 27, 2011 but was stalled in the Rajya Sabha the same year.
Meanwhile, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath said the government has no plans to curtail the Winter Session of the Parliament and that Lokpal Bill is the top priority.
However, both houses of the Parliament continued to be disrupted even on Thursday and was adjourned for the day.