No. In Jain dharma, you should not take revenge or try to “make” someone non-Jain.

• Hitting is wrong and should not be accepted.
• But retaliation is also not right.
• A Jain card is just an identity card; taking it away does not change a person’s dharma.
• Someone remains Jain by belief, conduct, and practice, not by a card.

The proper Jain response is:

1. Stay calm.
2. Do not hit back.
3. Tell a parent, school authority, or trusted elder.
4. Keep distance from the person if needed.
5. Practice kshama (forgiveness) and ahimsa.

Eating kurkure or any snack does not decide whether someone is Jain. Jain identity is not based on revenge or food habits alone.

If someone hurt you, protect yourself and report it, but do not try to punish them by hatred or revenge.