Triple

Target class: anti-caste movement
Context triple: [Satyashodhak Samaj, instanceOf, anti-caste movement]

• A. caste
  A caste is a hereditary social group within a stratified society, defined by birth and traditionally associated with specific occupations, status, and social restrictions.
• B. 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.
• C. Hindu reform movement chosen
  A Hindu reform movement is a religious and social initiative within Hinduism that seeks to reinterpret traditional beliefs and practices in light of modern values such as rationalism, social equality, and individual rights.
• D. Dalit leader
  A Dalit leader is a social and political figure who advocates for the rights, dignity, and empowerment of Dalit communities, challenging caste-based discrimination and promoting social justice and equality.
• E. Sikh reform movement
  The Sikh reform movement refers to a series of religious, social, and political efforts—especially from the late 19th century onward—to purify Sikh practices, revive core Sikh doctrines, and assert Sikh identity distinct from Hindu and colonial influences.
• F. None of above.