Yes. “Sarogi/Saraogi/Sarawagi” is a common community name for Jain laypeople (Shravaks), especially in Rajasthan and nearby regions. The word comes from “Shrāvaka,” meaning a lay follower of the Jinas. Both Digambar and Shwetambar traditions have Sarogi/Sarawagi families.

In Jain Dharma, being a “real Jain” is defined by following Jain principles—Right Faith, Right Knowledge, and Right Conduct (Ratnatraya)—and practicing the lay vows (Anuvratas), not by one’s community label. So Sarogis are Jains; as with any Jain, the measure is their conduct and practice of Jain teachings.