Correct option is B
"The jar is not a cloth"is an example ofAnyonyābhāva(mutual exclusion),not Pradhvaṃsābhāva(which refers to destruction).
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In Nyaya philosophy, Anuplabdhi (non-existence)is classified into four types:
Prāgabhāva (prior non-existence)– Absence before creation (e.g.,"The jar will exist"implies it did not exist before).
Pradhvaṃsābhāva (post-destruction non-existence)– Absence after destruction (e.g.,"The jar no longer exists"after breaking).
Atyantābhāva (absolute non-existence)– Eternal absence (e.g.,"Air has no color"– it can never have color).
Anyonyābhāva (mutual non-existence)– Difference between two things (e.g.,"A is not B").