Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stopped his motorcade in Gujarat on Monday as a four-year-old girl caught his attention when he was passing the large crowds lining the streets to see him.

The Indian prime minister was in Surat, a port city of Indian state Gujarat, as part of his two-day tour when he made the unscheduled stop.

In a video that went on viral, the little girl—whose name was revealed to be Nancy—is seen hesitantly approaching the PM’s car but being stopped by commandos. The girl was called back and led by the security men to the Prime Minister, who was seen stepping out of the SUV, reaching for the child and saying a few words before sending her back to her parents, reports NDTV.

The video shows crowd cheered wildly and chanted ‘Modi, Modi’ as it watched the interaction.

This is the second time in a month that he has surprised many by breaking security protocol.

Earlier this month, Modi went to the Delhi airport to receive his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina without the traffic restrictions usually in place to facilitate smooth VIP movement.