Even though a donor $X$ and a recipient $Y$ belong to the same blood group,transfusion of blood leads to agglutination. This is because

  • A
    $X$ is $Rh^+$ and $Y$ is $Rh^-$
  • B
    Haemoglobin of $X$ and $Y$ is different
  • C
    $X$ is $Rh^-$ and $Y$ is $Rh^-$
  • D
    Both are $Rh^+$

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