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Criminality is a common perception around the world. The way by which it can depict the concentration of people throughout the globe is the cruel occurrence of it. State considers the interment of such criminality in its country as inner safety challenges. Bangladesh, due to its socio-economic and socio-political issues is harboring important types of illegal offences. Organizational failure to keep its stakeholders in a controlled surroundings and the political failure to keep its citizen's moral characters upheld may have fueled the mushrooming growth of criminal activities within the country. This paper is an analysis based on the secondary information found especially from the official police statistics of Bangladesh, Non-government organizations and other reliable sources. This paper argues that Century-old legacy of laws, lack of public confidence to the law-enforcement agencies and sense of immunity after the commission of crime inspired the potential offenders of the country years after years. Here, less moral or legal education still hinders children's balanced growing up with proper civic sense. As a result, a great number of crimes in one case provoke fear among people and at a time, it generates an inherent subconscious mind of people for taking these incidents in a usual way. Impact of international terrorism and illegal drugs directed the overall offense condition of this country in an unexpected purpose. For bringing an encouraging change there, a paradigm-shift is necessary. The starting is not easy in the on hand system but that is crucial here. Strategic formulation and accomplishment of proper preparation accompanied by exercising ethical teachings can improve the condition.