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In CSMA-CD,suppose A is sending data to B. colligen occure at middle of the  path then who will send jamming signal to whom ?
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Whoever see the collision first is going to generate jamming signal.(at a different frequency ).  

jamming signal is seen by everyone in the network.When B see the jamming signal ,it discard the partially received packet.
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