Preposition
Sajib is guilty ____ murder.
Sajib is guilty "of" murder.
In English, the preposition "of" is used after the word "guilty" to denote responsibility or blame for a specific offense or crime. The structure is "guilty of [something]."
The other prepositions are not correct in this context:
"at" is not typically used to indicate a connection between "guilty" and a crime or misdeed.
"in" does not fit the standard grammatical structure with "guilty."
"to" is also inappropriate in this context, as it does not convey the correct relationship between being guilty and the crime.