I think you’re referring to Jain temples in Gujarat. In Jainism, temples are sacred places where devotees show reverence to the Tirthankaras and practice ahimsa (non-violence) and detachment. Gujarat indeed has many important Jain sacred sites, including Palitana (famous for its hilltop temples), Girnar, Taranga, and Shankheshwar. These places attract pilgrims from all over for rituals, meditation, and learning.

If you’re expressing concern about the condition or upkeep of some temples, that is a social or community issue rather than a Jain doctrinal one. temples should be cared for with respect and cleanliness as part of devotional practice. Communities can address such concerns through collective seva (service) and support.

If you’d like, I can share concise, authentic Jain explanations about a specific Gujarat temple, its significance, or related rituals.