According to the Classical Indian School of Logic (Nyaya), which fallacy is committed in the following statement: 'The sky rose is fragrant, because it is a rose like the rose on the earth'?

The sky-rose argument commits the ashraya-siddha (unreal locus) fallacy.

The subject, a rose growing in the sky, does not exist at all.

An inference needs a real locus in which the reason can reside.

With no such locus present, the reason has nowhere to operate.

A reason resting on a wholly non-existent subject is ashrayasiddha.