In Putrajaya on Wednesday, a former Malaysian minister appeared before a magistrate in the orange of MACC custody, the latest turn in a reckoning that began when a Royal Commission laid bare years of mismanagement at Tabung Haji — the pilgrimage savings fund entrusted with the hopes of hundreds of thousands of Malaysian Muslims. The arrest, made the previous afternoon while the man was already giving a statement to investigators, signals that the machinery of accountability has shifted from documenting failures to naming those who presided over them. At stake is not merely one hotel lease in S