Answer

If you mean the population of Śvetāmbara Jains, there is no universally accepted exact figure available within Jain tradition.

In general, Śvetāmbara Jains form one of the two major Jain traditions, the other being Digambara. Śvetāmbara communities are especially prominent in parts of Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and other regions of India, as well as among Jain diaspora communities.

Explanation

The total Jain population in India is counted in national census data, but census records generally do not always give a precise sect-wise count such as:

• Śvetāmbara
• Digambara
• Sthānakavāsī
• Terāpanthī
• Mūrtipūjak

So, while people may give estimates, an exact authenticated Śvetāmbara population number is difficult to state with certainty.

Takeaway

Śvetāmbara Jains are a major Jain tradition, but an exact population figure should be treated carefully because reliable sect-wise census data is limited.