Mumbai, Aug. 22 -- Thirteen of the 16 candidates who topped the MMRDA recruitment examination appeared from the same examination centre in Nagpur, a concentration that CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said raised questions over the fairness of the recruitment process. Dipke on Friday demanded a judicial probe into the alleged irregularities. Dipke's demand comes a day after MMRDA formed a three-member committee to independently examine complaints and objections to the provisional merit list. Aspirants who appeared for the MMRDA junior engineer recruitment examination met Dipke at his residence in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar on Friday and sought his support. "A topper in the MMRDA examination had scored only 7.5 marks out of 100 in the BMC examination and 80 marks out of 200 in the CIDCO examination," Dipke alleged. Pointing out that 13 of the 16 toppers had appeared from the same examination centre, he said the concentration raised serious questions about whether any "setting" had taken place at the centre. MMRDA, however, denied the allegations and maintained that its recruitment process had followed the rules prescribed by the Maharashtra government....