Your question is not very clear, but it sounds like you may be asking:

“Can Hindus enter a Jain temple?”

If this is your question, then the answer is:

Yes, Hindus (and people of any religion) can enter a Jain temple, respectfully, as long as they follow the basic rules of Jain temple maryādā (discipline), such as:

1. Cleanliness

- Come with clean body and clothes. - Avoid alcohol, smoking, leather belts, leather purses, etc. inside the temple if possible.

1. Footwear

- Remove shoes and socks before entering the main temple area.

1. Silence and Respect

- Maintain silence or speak very softly. - Do not treat it like a tourist place; treat it as a place of deep reverence.

1. Pūjā Rules

- Do not touch the mūrti (idol) unless you are properly bathed and following the temple’s rules. - Follow the guidance of the temple pujari or management for how to do darshan and pūjā.

1. Non‑violence Respect

- Do not bring any non‑veg food, eggs, or such items in or near the temple. - Many Jains also avoid onion–garlic; respect local practice if mentioned.

Jain Dharma teaches universal non‑violence and respect to all souls, so entry is not restricted by religion but by conduct and purity.

If you meant something else (for example: “Can Hindu enterprises/businesses run inside a Jain temple?” or “Can Hindi bhajans be sung in Jain temple?”), please write your question again more clearly with full sentence, and I will answer accordingly based on Jain principles.