Answer

In Jain Dharma, the commonly accepted view is that Badrinath is primarily known today as a Hindu pilgrimage place, especially connected with Bhagwan Vishnu/Narayan.

However, some Jain traditions and local beliefs also connect certain Himalayan sacred places with ancient Jain history. But if the question is about a clear, universally accepted Jain scriptural truth regarding the present Badrinath temple, then:

Sorry, I can only provide information that is clearly established within Jain tradition.

Explanation

Jain Dharma has its own clearly established tīrths such as:

• Shatrunjay
• Sammed Shikharji
• Girnar
• Ashtapad
• Taranga
• Abu Delwara

Badrinath is not generally counted among the principal Jain tīrths in the standard Jain pilgrimage tradition.

Takeaway

If someone claims that “Badrinath temple was originally Jain,” such a claim should be treated carefully unless supported by accepted Jain tradition and reliable historical evidence.