Sorry, I can only answer questions related to Jainism.

From a Jain perspective, it isn’t appropriate for me to assess or verify any individual’s (including public figures’) personal conduct. Instead, here are the core lay practices that align with Jain Dharma for anyone who wishes to follow them:

• Ahimsa: Non‑violence in thought, speech, and action; compassion for all living beings, often expressed through a vegetarian or vegan diet and careful lifestyle choices.
• Satya: Truthfulness; avoiding falsehood and harmful speech.
• Achaurya (Asteya): Not taking anything that is not freely given.
• Brahmacharya: Sexual responsibility and restraint according to one’s stage of life.
• Aparigraha: Non‑possessiveness; limiting desires and consumption.
• Anekantavada and Syadvada: Respecting many-sided viewpoints and speaking cautiously, avoiding absolutism.
• Samayik and Pratikraman: Regular meditation, self‑reflection, repentance, and resolve to improve conduct.
• Jiv‑daya: Active compassion—supporting care for animals and all forms of life.
• Anuvrat: Small vows for householders to practice the above in daily life.

These are the touchstones of Jain living; alignment is measured by sincere, consistent practice of these vows and disciplines.