Triple

Target class: episode of anti-Muslim violence in India
Context triple: [1992 Ayodhya riots, instanceOf, episode of anti-Muslim violence in India]

• A. anti-Sikh violence
  Anti-Sikh violence refers to targeted acts of physical, psychological, and structural harm against Sikh individuals and communities, driven by religious, ethnic, or political prejudice.
• B. anti-Tamil riot
  An anti-Tamil riot is a violent, collective attack by non-Tamil groups targeting Tamil people, their property, and institutions, typically driven by ethnic hostility, political tensions, or social grievances.
• C. Hindu nationalist movement
  The Hindu nationalist movement is a political and cultural ideology in India that seeks to define national identity primarily in terms of Hindu values, history, and majority interests, often advocating for a Hindu-centered state and society.
• D. Hindu extremist
  A Hindu extremist is an individual or group that adopts radical, intolerant, and often violent interpretations of Hindu identity or ideology to justify hostility or aggression toward perceived religious, cultural, or political opponents.
• E. anti-Jewish riot
  An anti-Jewish riot is a violent, collective attack by a non-Jewish population against Jewish individuals, communities, or property, typically fueled by antisemitic prejudice, political tensions, or social unrest.
• F. None of above. chosen