Noida, Sept. 5 -- A 58-year-old man in Noida Sector 52 was allegedly duped of Rs.85.60 lakh in a stock trading related fraud from June 29 to August 26, police said. The victim was an Indian Coast Guard officer, saying that he got trapped after clicking on a trading pop-up on social media. After a brief interaction, the victim started investing:"Initially, few demat stocks and institutional stocks were suggested and I did minor trading," he alleged in the FIR. On July 5 and 19, two people contacted him and made him member of a high net worth individual account, police said, adding that later he received a fake certificate with activation code, enabling him to invest in various trading schemes. In multiple transactions, he transferred Rs.85.60 lakh. "When he tried to withdraw Rs.1 crore from his total profit, he was asked to withdraw full profit but he was to pay Rs.75.45 lakh as commission," said Cybercrime Branch's SHO Ranjeet Singh. A case of cheating and cheating by personation of the BNS and IT Act has been lodged at the Cybercrime branch police station, and probe is on, said police....