Answer

In Digambara Jainism, devas are generally not described as having jāti-smaraṇa as a separate type of knowledge. They are usually said to be born with avadhi jñāna, and through that they may know past births.

Explanation

Jāti-smaraṇa means the ability to remember previous births. In Jain texts, this is usually discussed as a special remembrance that can arise in beings such as humans, and sometimes other living beings, when karmic veils become thin.

For devas, the common Digambara understanding is:

• they are not usually counted under jāti-smaraṇa as a separate category,
• but they often have avadhi jñāna from birth,
• so they can still know their past lives through that higher knowledge.

Spiritual Understanding

This shows an important Jain principle:

• Different beings have different types of knowledge according to their karmas and gati.
• Devas may have subtle knowledge, but that does not mean every kind of recollection is classed the same way.
• Jainism always explains knowledge in a precise, karmic way.

Takeaway

So, the short answer is: generally no, devas are not said to have jāti-smaraṇa as such in Digambara Jainism, but they may know past births through avadhi jñāna.