Why is my operator overloading program not working? I am not getting false even if I gave same inputs for != operator [closed]

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class not_eq :
    def __init__ (self, num):
        self. num = num
    def __op__ (self, a):
        if (type (a. num) != type (self. num)):
            return True
        if self. num != a. num:
            return True
        else:
            return False
obj1 = not_eq (int (input ("Enter number 1: ")))
obj2 = not_eq (int (input ("Enter number 2: ")))
print (obj1 != obj2)

Even if the same inputs are given, True is the output. Where am I going wrong?