In Jainism, worms are not ekendriya.

• Ekendriya jiv (one-sensed beings) have only touch as a sense.

Examples: earth‑bodied, water‑bodied, fire‑bodied, air‑bodied, and plant‑bodied beings. ( jainknowledge.com)

• Worms are generally classified as dvi‑indriya (two‑sensed) jiv, having touch and taste. Some specific small organisms called “worms” in common language may even be classified as three‑sensed in certain texts, but they are not one‑sensed. ( jainknowledge.com)

So the correct Jain view is:

• Worms = dvi‑indriya (two‑sensed) jiv, not ekendriya.