<p>Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot Monday accused Gujarat and Tamil Nadu chief ministers of making "undignified comments" in their speeches at the chief ministers' meet here on internal security.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A Rajasthan government official told IANS that Gehlot said the two chief ministers, Narendra Modi and J. Jayalalithaa, used the meeting on internal security to score political points against the central government. <br /><br />“In his speech, Gehlot said that it was a meeting of national importance, he said keeping in mind the dignity of the meeting restrained language should have been used,” the official said.<br /><br />“He also said the tendency to use it as a political platform should be given up,” the official said. Both Modi and Jayalalithaa had attacked the central government in their speeches, accusing it of being unfair to states.</p>
<p>Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot Monday accused Gujarat and Tamil Nadu chief ministers of making "undignified comments" in their speeches at the chief ministers' meet here on internal security.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A Rajasthan government official told IANS that Gehlot said the two chief ministers, Narendra Modi and J. Jayalalithaa, used the meeting on internal security to score political points against the central government. <br /><br />“In his speech, Gehlot said that it was a meeting of national importance, he said keeping in mind the dignity of the meeting restrained language should have been used,” the official said.<br /><br />“He also said the tendency to use it as a political platform should be given up,” the official said. Both Modi and Jayalalithaa had attacked the central government in their speeches, accusing it of being unfair to states.</p>