No. In Jainism, non-vegetarian food was not followed as a religious practice.

From the beginning, Jain Dharma has taught ahimsa — non-violence toward all living beings. Because of this, Jains have traditionally avoided:

• meat
• fish
• eggs
• alcohol
• and any food involving harm to living beings

So according to Jain principles, non-vegetarianism is not part of Jainism in any time period. Jain monks, nuns, and lay followers are all guided toward pure vegetarian conduct.

If you meant a specific historical person, place, or period, your question seems unclear.