"Health care reforms in India will not work since our health care system simply cannot be reformed". Which fallacy is committed in the above argument? 

The correct answer is Begging the Question.
Important PointsThe argument commits the fallacy of begging the question, also known as circular reasoning.

• It assumes the truth of the conclusion (that health care reforms in India will not work) in its premise without providing any substantial evidence or reasoning to support this claim.
• The argument assumes that the health care system in India simply cannot be reformed without providing any valid reasons or supporting evidence to justify this assertion.
• By stating that the reforms will not work because the system cannot be reformed, the argument essentially restates its own conclusion as a premise, which is a logical fallacy.

To make a valid argument, it would be necessary to provide sound reasoning, evidence, or specific examples demonstrating why the health care system in India cannot be reformed.

• Begging the question fails to provide any substantial support for the claim and relies on circular reasoning, which undermines the credibility and logical validity of the argument.