Correct option is A
The fallacy of Viruddha, also known as the fallacy of contradiction, is a logical error that occurs when two premises in an argument contradict each other. This makes the argument logically unsound.
How does it occur?
The conclusion contradicts the premise
The reason contradicts what is being established
The middle term is pervaded by the absence of the major term
Examples
"Fire is eternal because it is produced"
"A pot is produced because it is eternal"
"Sound is eternal because it is produced"