No. In Jain Dharma, no person is inherently untouchable. Jainism teaches all jīvas are equal in soul-nature, and liberation depends on right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct, not birth or caste.

If some social groups treated certain people as untouchable, that was a social practice, not the teaching of Jain dharma.

So, from the Jain view:

• No one is untouchable by birth
• All souls are equal
• Discrimination and hatred go against Ahimsā and Samatā

If you mean a specific historical or regional use of the word “Pancham”, I can explain that in Jain context too.