location?

ken

No, Its in India.

I don't want to seem obvious.....but it looks like a "green bean" plant that somehow came up in your garden from last year or a neighbor?

no, its not that.. its a wild one, no one grows it in their garden

It's very difficult to ID a plant from areas unknown when all we have to look at is a tangled mass of dried up stems and foliage :-)) Is there any chance you can provide photos of a living plant? Or at least fresh cut samples? Include clear shots of both stem and foliage/fruit. And please let us know where this plant is growing........different types of plants are grown in different parts of globe so that can help narrow down the possibilities.

FWIW, it is not a green bean, Phaseolus vulgaris. This produces larger, heart-shaped leaves, not what appears to be quite small, lanceolate leaves. And the seed pods - the beans - would be much larger.

Judging by the piece of newspaper this is growing in the Indian subcontinent?? Is it supposed to have some medical use? Are those main stems really woody, like a shrub? Can you reconstitute some of the stems in water so we can see the true shape of the leaves?

Just a wild guess, but maybe pigeon peas?

I have pigeon peas growing in my yard, and they don't really look like that. . .Leaves are bigger, seed pods are bigger, too.