The provided evidence confirms the existence and role of the Jaffna Diocese of the Church of South India and its current bishop, but none of the gathered evidence directly corroborates the specific claim that a senior priest was arrested with two associates for allegedly sexually assaulting two young women. The information appears specific to the original article's context and is not independently verified by the search results.

The claim is directly reported in one web search result ('Daily FT'), which states: 'The women were among the several young women reportedly attending the priest's birthday party at the KFC restaurant in Kilinochchi.' No other independent sources corroborate this specific detail.

The claim that the alleged victims were suspected to be part of a project funded by Compassion Lanka is mentioned in one web search result ('Daily FT'). No other independent sources corroborate this specific detail.

The claim that the accused priest was apprehended after initially hiding is mentioned in one web search result ('Daily FT'). No other independent sources corroborate this specific detail.

While Wikipedia provides general information on Christian denominations and missionary work in India, none of the gathered evidence specifically confirms that Jaffna College was established in 1872 *and* that it was multi-denominational and Protestant. The evidence is too general to confirm this specific historical detail.

One web search result ('Daily FT') mentions that Jaffna College was the successor of the Batticotta Seminary, which was closed in 1855, and that 'In 1872 some of the American missionaries, former teachers and alumn...' were involved. This suggests the involvement of American missionaries and a restart effort, but the evidence does not provide enough independent corroboration to confirm the entire narrative of it being restarted by Jaffna natives *and* American missionaries as a liberal college focused on English education.

The claim that the trustees based in the USA manage the fund while a local board oversees management is stated in one web search result ('Daily FT'). While other sources confirm the existence of the US trust fund, they do not independently confirm the specific division of labor described in this claim.