Confrontation breaks out a at least one polling station in Bangkok Sunday during controversial parliamentary elections.
Anti-government protesters blocked roads leading to the Din Daeng district voting center, prompting officials to close it down.
Scuffles broke out as a politician for the ruling party, seen here in a plaid shirt, attempted to enter the building to cast his ballot.
An anti-government protester ends up on the ground after coming to blows with the politicians security guards.
Later at the same polling station, voters who made it past anti-government protesters to the entrance of the building clash with officials guarding the closed station.
Despite months of sometimes violent anti-government demonstrations, voting is going ahead at various locations throughout the country.
Election Commission officials say results will not be made available on Sunday as they expect a deluge of complaints and challenges to the results.
