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There are 4 suspects, A, B, C, and D, say, in a criminal case. At least one of them is guilty. If A is guilty then so is B. If A and D are innocent, then so is C, and if A or C is innocent, then so is B. Suppose the police found out that B is guilty. From the given information, the persons who can be certainly declared guilty are:
(A) A, B, C and D         (B) A, B and C

 (C) B, C and D            (D) A, B and D

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Kindly check if right or wrong @Deepak Poonia Sir?

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