The mortal remains of the Brussels terror attack victim Raghavendran Ganeshan is being brought to Chennai this afternoon.
His body would be arriving by 2.30 pm reportedly by Jet Airways flight (9W525) from Amsterdam via Abu Dhabi.
30-year old Raghavendran Ganeshan was working in Brussels as a staffer of Infosys for four years.
The Belgian authorities confirmed through a DNA test that he was one of the victims of the March 22 terror attack at Molenbeek Metro Station.
Earlier today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his condolences to the family of Ganeshan.
"A young life, full of hope and promise cut short by mindless violence.
Condolences to family of Raghavendran," Prime Minister Modi tweeted.
Infosys in a condolence message to the media said, "Our thoughts and prayers are with Raghavendran's family and with those who were injured or lost a loved one in these attacks.
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