The fundamental resistance pioneer in Uganda, Kizza Besigye, has rejected the consequence of Thursday's decisions, in which President Yoweri Museveni won a fifth term of office.
Mr Besigye, under house capture since Friday, said Ugandans had seen "the most false constituent procedure".
He portrayed the survey as a sham and an inching military overthrow.
President Museveni, in force for a http://forum.covecube.com/profile/102052/imagesmehndi long time, got almost 61% of the votes, with Mr Besigye taking 35%.
Remote eyewitnesses say the survey was directed in an air of trepidation and intimidation.
While applauding the "noteworthy determination" of Ugandans to vote, EU boss spectator Eduard Kukan said the overseeing National Resistance Movement's "control of the political scene misshaped the decency of the crusade".
The decision has been damaged by sporadic savagery and restriction charges of appointive extortion, with online networking locales and informing applications blocked.
"My house is fixed off and I am not permitted to clear out. No one is permitted to get to my home. I am additionally under some sort of electronic barricade. I can't get to any type of network access in my home.
"By and large, the administration is exposing its bloodied teeth and hooks for all to see. This has not been a constituent procedure. This is a crawling military upset."
It was the fourth time Mr Besigye, contender for the restriction Forum for Democratic Change, had tackled President Museveni.
The two men were once partners, with Mr Besigye serving as Mr Museveni's own specialist when they were guerrilla contenders.
He was set under house capture apparently to stop him reporting his vote score singularly.
Mr Museveni seized power in 1986 and ishttp://www.fto.ro/user_detail.php?u=imagesmehndi attributed with restoring steadiness to Uganda. In any case, faultfinders say he has turned out to be progressively dictator.
The following nearest challenger to Mr Museveni, previous Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi, is likewise apparently under house capture.
The National Resistance Movement put out an announcement praising the win, saying Mr Museveni's rivals had "neglected to offer any option".
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