MUMBAI, May 3 -- A special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court on Saturday issued a fresh prisoner transit warrant for Amitabh Jhunjhunwala in the Rs.2,929-crore bank fraud case linked to Reliance Communications (RCom) and its promoter Anil Ambani, after the earlier warrant could not be executed within the stipulated time owing to logistical constraints and the accused's custody in a parallel money laundering case in Delhi. The case arises from a complaint by the State Bank of India (SBI) alleging a wrongful loss of Rs.2,929 crore due to diversion and misuse of loan funds by RCom and its officials. Allowing the CBI's application in the present proceedings, special judge BY Phad held that "it will be proper to issue a fresh production warrant" for Jhunjhunwala and directed that the accused be produced before the court on May 19. A transit warrant "does not serve as authorisation to detain the accused if he is granted bail and becomes entitled to release" in the money laundering case in which he is in judicial custody, the court said. Approval for execution of the earlier production warrant was obtained from a Delhi court on April 29, leaving insufficient window for transit arrangements, the court noted....