pune a short and affectionate conversation ensued when pm narendra modi met eightyearold umang the daughter of major kunal gosavi who was killed in a terror attack on an army camp at nagrota in jammu in 2016 on saturday aapse toh darna chahiye i should be scared of you the pm said with a smile when the young girl told him that she was learning judo and had won a medal at a school competitionumang and her mother uma were a part of the group who met the prime minister on the occasion of the armed forces flag day on saturday morning the meeting was facilitated by the state deputy director of sainik welfare officials army naik nandakumar chaware who lost his leg in a mine blast in jammu kashmir in 2008 four cadets from the national cadet corps ncc subedar sanjay kumar mohite from the sainik welfare office and ncc official balasaheb shinde were part of this groupthe young girl later pinned an army flag on the pms jacket on behalf of the ncc cadets modi then joined her in putting his contribution in a donation box it was a momentous occasion for us uma said after the meeting with the pmi really felt honoured by the pms gesture and the respect he holds for the families of martyrs she told toi adding the pm asked umang about her hobbies and likings that is when she told him that she is learning judo and has won a medal in school contest the pm later asked umang about her studies too uma saidlater a tweet was posted on the pms official twitter handle stating on armed forces flag day we salute the indomitable courage of our forces and their families i also urge you to contribute towards the welfare of our forces a video featuring indian armed forces personnel their contribution awards and honours was also shared on the twitter handle on this occasion let us express our gratitude for courage valour and spirit of the armed forces and remember the brave soldiers the pm said in the video the armed forces flag day is observed every year on december 7 to commemorate the soldiers sailors and airmen of india for their contribution to the indian armed forces the day observed since 1949 is dedicated towards collection of funds from people across the country for the welfare of the indian armed forces personnel