Royal Nepalese Army

Target entity: Royal Nepalese Army
Context triple: [Nepalese Maoist movement, opposedBy, Royal Nepalese Army]

• A. People’s Liberation Army (Nepal)
  The People’s Liberation Army (Nepal) was the military force of the Maoist insurgents during Nepal’s civil war, fighting to overthrow the monarchy and establish a republican state.
• B. Assam Rifles
  Assam Rifles is a paramilitary force of India primarily responsible for maintaining security, counter-insurgency, and border management in the Northeast region of the country.
• C. Gurkha units
  Gurkha units are elite Nepalese infantry regiments renowned for their bravery, loyalty, and distinctive kukri knives, serving under the British Army since the early 19th century.
• D. Indo-Tibetan Border Police
  The Indo-Tibetan Border Police is a specialized Indian paramilitary force responsible for guarding the country’s border with China, particularly along the high-altitude Himalayan frontier.
• E. Indian Army
  The Indian Army is the land-based branch and largest component of the Indian Armed Forces, responsible for safeguarding the nation's territorial integrity and conducting ground warfare operations.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Royal Nepalese Army
Target entity description: The Royal Nepalese Army was the national military force of the Kingdom of Nepal, central to the monarchy’s authority and heavily involved in the country’s internal conflicts and security operations.

• A. People’s Liberation Army (Nepal)
  The People’s Liberation Army (Nepal) was the military force of the Maoist insurgents during Nepal’s civil war, fighting to overthrow the monarchy and establish a republican state.
• B. Assam Rifles
  Assam Rifles is a paramilitary force of India primarily responsible for maintaining security, counter-insurgency, and border management in the Northeast region of the country.
• C. Gurkha units
  Gurkha units are elite Nepalese infantry regiments renowned for their bravery, loyalty, and distinctive kukri knives, serving under the British Army since the early 19th century.
• D. Indo-Tibetan Border Police
  The Indo-Tibetan Border Police is a specialized Indian paramilitary force responsible for guarding the country’s border with China, particularly along the high-altitude Himalayan frontier.
• E. Indian Army
  The Indian Army is the land-based branch and largest component of the Indian Armed Forces, responsible for safeguarding the nation's territorial integrity and conducting ground warfare operations.
• F. None of above. chosen