'A' and 'B' were tried jointly in the offense of murder of 'C'. It is proved that A has admitted that I and B have killed C. This confession of 'A'—

• A. completely inconsistent
• B. The court may take this confession into consideration against B.
• C. This confession can be taken into consideration only against A.
• D. Evidence against B is admissible only if it is made in the presence of a Magistrate