Here's what he actually said in Parliament on July 28, 2025: "If you want to raise a question, then ask whether any of our brave soldiers were harmed in this operation. The answer is, no, none of our soldiers were harmed." A year later, six names — five Army, one Air Force — were inscribed on the National War Memorial as Operation Sindoor casualties. Congress's KC Venugopal filed a formal breach-of-privilege notice over the contradiction, writing that it was "a grave insult to the families of these six martyrs." The Defence Ministry's counter is specific too: it says Singh was rebutting a separate viral rumour about downed Air Force pilots, not denying all casualties — and that social media had quoted him out of context to make it look otherwise. Both versions can't be fully true at once, and that gap is exactly what the Monsoon Session debate will turn on.