In Jainism, we do not look at sadhus / maharaj sahebs in terms of “most powerful” like worldly leaders.

• A Jain monk has no position of power in the worldly sense – he has no money, no possessions, no political authority.
• His true “power” is in tapas (austerity), gyan (right knowledge), samyam (self‑control), and ahimsa (non‑violence).
• Different sanghs and sects (Digambar, Śvetāmbara Mūrtipūjak, Sthānakvāsī, Terāpanth etc.) each have their own respected Acharyas, Upadhyays, and Munis. It is not correct from Jain viewpoint to compare them and say one is “most powerful”.

From the Jain dharmic angle, we are taught to see all true saints with samyak darshan as worthy of great respect, and to avoid rating or competing between them. Their aim is spiritual upliftment, not power or status.