The Crime branch police registered a case under sections 465 and 469 of IPC and section 66 of Information and Technology (IT) Act and an Inspector-rank officer has been entrusted with the investigation, an official note said.
Police will now approach the hosting server for registrant details and analyse the log to trace out the IP address of the computer system used for commission of the offence, the Press Note said adding that the case was registered on the complaint of Sishu Bhawan superintendent S K Satpathy.
Satpathy however, said removal of data from the website has not affected the functioning of the paediatrics hospital by any means.
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