Bhubaneswar: Odisha Assembly Speaker Surama Padhy Tuesday rejected another notice of the Congress Legislature Party for bringing a non-confidence motion against the state’s BJP government, leading to a disruption of the session. The Speaker said that the Assembly secretary Monday received a notice from the CLP leader Rama Chandra Kadam, which sought to move a no-confidence motion against the 15-month-old government. “I refuse to accept the notice as per rule of the Odisha Assembly as well as the practice in the Parliament, that two notices for moving a no-confidence motion cannot be taken up one after another. The next such notice could be taken to consideration after six months of the first notice,” Padhy said. Therefore, the Speaker dismissed the notice filed September 22, on procedural grounds, sparking fresh controversy and protests.