Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Parwar has accused the ruling BNP of reaching an understanding with the Awami League through contacts with New Delhi.He made the allegation on Wednesday while speaking at the inauguration of the Bangladesh Labour Party’s new office on Topkhana Road in the capital.Golam Parwar said rising prices of essential commodities had worsened the living conditions of workers. He also alleged that the prime minister was blaming the opposition for extortion and soaring commodity prices.Referring to workers’ ongoing protests demanding higher wages, the Jamaat leader said the government should address their demands through dialogue.The government is being run by the same intelligence forces that were involved in enforced disappearances and killings during the fascist regime, he alleged, adding that the government had become entangled in difficulties within seven months of taking office.Golam Parwar also accused the BNP of failing to implement its own 31-point reform proposal. He claimed that the government was pursuing partisan appointments and control across different sectors, contrary to the commitments outlined in the ninth point of the proposal.The allegations could not be independently verified based on the information provided.