From cleaning the Augean stables of corruption in the police department, Srihari turns his attention to exposing the crooked politician. And he goes about it in the most nonchalant manner, not giving even the Speaker of the Assembly a chance to as much as raise his finger. 

As with the other Srihari films, the film starts with a lot of action. Caught unawares by the police, a large group of naxalites is gunned down, though they were willing to surrender. And the police officer incharge of the massacre projects a dead man as the police officer who masterminded the operation, to avoid getting on to the hitlist of the naxals. A press note is released, and when it appears in the headlines of the next day's newspapers, the police officers heave a sigh of relief.

But the dead man, SP Patnaik (Srihari), comes alive. And goes about with the regular duties of an SP. Not content with policing duties, he takes the opposition leader Jawahar Reddy (Kota Srinivasa Rao) to task, asking him to prove the charges leveled against the Chief Minister - misappropriation of World Bank funds being the foremost. Putting the total money that would accrue from the accusations leveled by Jawahar at Rs 32,000 crore, the SP does not let Jawahar live in peace till he tells him where the CM has put all the money. The film moves along "political" lines, projecting the Chief Minister as a "Gandhian" and the opposition leader as a "pickpocket."