In Jain Dharma, after a natural death, the accepted practice is generally cremation, not burial.

Jain view:

• The body is considered temporary and non-self.
• After death, the focus is on detachment, purity, and non-attachment.
• Cremation is traditionally followed so the body does not remain attached to the earth.

Burial:

• Burial is generally not the common Jain practice.
• In some exceptional situations, local custom or special circumstances may influence the final rites, but this is not the standard Jain tradition.

Important Jain principle:

The main concern is that the last rites should be performed with:

• Ahimsa
• Shanti
• Vairagya
• Respect for the soul’s journey

If you mean a specific Jain sect practice, there can be slight differences, but cremation is the usual Jain way after natural death.