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Demonstrators have clashed with police in the Mongolian capital Ulan Bator amid protests over last weekend's general election.Demonstrators have clashed with police in the Mongolian capital Ulan Bator amid protests over last weekend's general election.
Police in riot gear were sent to the offices of the election commission and the ruling party, reports said, after protesters outside threw stones.Police in riot gear were sent to the offices of the election commission and the ruling party, reports said, after protesters outside threw stones.
Preliminary results from Sunday's poll give a clear victory to the ruling Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party.Preliminary results from Sunday's poll give a clear victory to the ruling Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party.
But the opposition Democrats have alleged fraud.But the opposition Democrats have alleged fraud.
Early results from the election suggest the ruling MPRP had taken at least 43 seats in the 76-seat parliament, or Great Hural.
"We do not accept these results," Democratic Party leader Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj told a news conference, according to Reuters news agency.
"No-one needs these kinds of results, and they will be corrected in accordance with law."
However, the details of the opposition's allegations of irregularities are not yet clear.
Hundreds of opposition supporters took to the streets of Ulan Bator, where some clashed with police who fired teargas.
A police spokesman, Sainbayar - who like some Mongolians goes by only one name - accused the protesters of "acting like hooligans", news agency AP reported.