Judging from the article, it seems that all the perpetrators have been identified, and either subjected to proper legal procedures (tried, sentenced and jailed) or awaiting such procedures. No problem there.

The problem is with prevention, but not only in the Church. In India, according to the 2007, 13-state National Study on Child Sexual Abuse, by the Ministry of Women and Child, UNICEF and Save The Children, 21% of children experience "severe sexual abuse" before their age of 18.

The problem is huge, deeply rooted in the fabric of Indian society and, as such, not specific to the Church or priestly formation, but to formation in general. A comparison of prevalence in Church with rest of society would be helpful.  However, in every form, cover up must stop!

The article is referring to a "rush" and "plethora" of cases in the past few years. No actual numbers given, only two names listed. The two are obviously terribly too many, but accuracy in reporting would help.