"The father of the deceased child filed the complaint at Sushant Lok police station on Friday," SHO Gaurav Phogat said.
"But we have not filed an FIR yet as a preliminary investigation is on in the matter. We are waiting for an official copy of the inquiry report on the matter by a government panel," he said.
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Singh held that the hospital was "criminally negligent in the course of his daughter's treatment".
He accused 18 persons, including chairman, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, executive vice-chairman, Fortis Healthcare, and nine doctors, for his daughter's death.
Singh also alleged in the complaint that the hospital forged the parents' signatures in "crucial and important treatment-related documents, that is, consent forms".
Fortis Healthcare, however, maintained that they were "yet to receive any formal complaint".
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