It could possibly be in Moraceae, the mulberry family :-)

From the structure of leaves, the pulvinous etc, it may be some Fabaceae member

Dear Mr. Rishad, it is challenging to identify only by the leaves. It would be better if you could collect some twigs with inflorescence or flower. Flower would be the most helpful. I suggest you to collect samples at the flowering stage. According to taxonomic identification, all characteristics should be recorded. 

Best wishes.