Answer

A Digambar Jain can marry an Agarwal girl, but whether there will be social exclusion depends on the specific family, community, and local Jain society. There is no single universal Jain rule that automatically excludes someone for such a marriage.

Explanation

In Jain Dharma, the main concern is that marriage should support:

• mutual respect
• right conduct
• shared values
• a dharmic household

However, social acceptance is different from religious principle. Some Jain families or communities may accept such a marriage easily, while others may resist because of tradition, caste, sect, or family expectations.

If the girl is also Jain, acceptance is generally easier in many circles. If she is not Jain, some conservative families may object more strongly. So the answer is: spiritually possible, but socially it depends.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain Dharma gives highest importance to conduct, compassion, restraint, and respect for truth. A marriage should not become a cause of anger, pride, or unnecessary conflict. If both people are committed to values that support a peaceful and dharmic life, that is the deeper Jain view.

Takeaway

So, yes, it may be possible, but I cannot promise that every society or community will accept it. The final outcome depends on the particular Jain family and local community norms.