Sinha, said the video had been "fabricated" to malign Mondal and the party. "We feel that the video that has gone viral is a fabricated one. It has been done to malign the party," Sinha said.

Anubrat Mandal had courted controversy in July 2013 when he asked his supporters at a public meeting in Birbhum to hurl bombs at the police and burn down houses of rebel TMC candidates in panchayat elections.

Ahead of the 2016 assembly election in the district, the Election Commission had taken note of his controversial comments and put him under 24-hour surveillance.

The BJP and the CPI(M) said the video was an example of how police were being used by the TMC to stifle dissent in the state. "We have been saying this (using the police)Inside 'Regular Show,' Where Every Clip Is A Big Production

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In its fifth season, Cartoon Network's Regular Show has gained fans of all ages. Each 11-minute episode of the Emmy-winning series starts with pencils and Post-it notes.

The Cartoon Network office in Burbank, Calif., is bustling with activity. Conference rooms are full of writers pitching new episodes, artists are busy sketching storyboards. On the Regular Show's floor, J.G. Quintel is playing a game of table hockey in the hall.

He's the creator of the cartoon, which is based around a blue jay named Mordecai — that he voices — and a raccoon named Rigby.

"It's all about their adventures and working a minimum-wage job at a park," Quintel says.

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