I don't blame them. If you're inside of something like this it can seem organic. You can't see the forest for the trees. And you don't want to admit to yourself that you're being used. That's why sometimes being outside looking in can give you a more objective view.

Eh, just because the group that ended up in control of the protests was a CIA front, doesn't make the protests themselves inorganic. Just like the BLM movement in the US was coopted and eventually smouldered. That's why we MLs are so insistent on the need for organization. In periods of unrest, the most organized party takes over, if you don't have a vanguard party of professional revolutionaries ready, 99% of the time that's gonna be the local CIA front.

The one who said Nepali youth use English more than Nepali in their normal lives too? Probably went back to wherever in US they really live.