Yes — Jainism does teach that we should oppose wrong, but without हिंसा (violence), hatred, or anger.

In Jain Dharma, the right way to fight wrong is through:

• Ahimsa — not harming anyone
• Satya — speaking truth
• Samyak drishti — right understanding
• Patience and self-control
• Peaceful correction and guidance
• Forgiveness and non-attachment

So Jainism does not support fighting wrong by becoming violent or cruel. Instead, it teaches to protect dharma, stop injustice, and correct ignorance through restraint and wisdom.

If someone is doing wrong, a Jain should:

• avoid joining the wrong,
• gently advise what is right,
• protect the innocent if possible,
• and remain free from hatred.

In short: Jainism says to resist adharma, but always in a non-violent and compassionate way.