Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) -- The Bangladesh Awami League, led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, won Sunday's parliamentary elections, which were marred by low turnout and violence and were boycotted by the largest opposition group and its allies. At least three people were killed in post-election violence Monday between supporters of two rival candidates in Dohar, on the outskirts of the capital, Dhaka, Dhaka district police Superintendent Habibur Rahman told CNN. In the Dohar district, Awami League candidate Abdul Mannan, a former land minister, was routed by Jatiya Party candidate Salma Islam. At least 18 people were killed over the weekend as opposition activists clashed with police as they tried to foil the elections. More than 150 voting centers were burned.
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Awami League wins 105 seats; counting unopposed seats, it holds 232 of 300 seats
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At least three people killed Monday in post-election violence in Dohar
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Elections were boycotted by the largest opposition group and its allies; turnout was low
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Many seats were won without opposition, because of the boycott
Including the results from unopposed elections, the Awami League has won 232 seats so far, and the @placeholder has won 33 seats.