Lahore, Feb. 28 : Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz chief Nawaz Sharif has warned President Asif Ali Zardari that he will have to face `dire consequences for his misdeeds', and that the chapter of his dictatorship was about to be closed forever.

"President Zardari could not face the PML-N lawfully, so he toppled our government in Punjab," the Daily Times quoted Sharif, as saying.

At PML-N's provincial parliamentary party meet at his residence in Raiwind on Friday, Sharif said Zardari had `ambushed and disgraced' the PML-N's mandate in Punjab, adding, that the president had invited `serious trouble' by `getting us declared ineligible'.

The PML-N chief urged Zardari to stop `playing tricks' for the sake of power.

"We will resist all unconstitutional actions," he said, and maintained that PML-N would continue to struggle for the restoration of the judiciary.

Nawaz predicted that the current `unconstitutional judiciary' would cease to exist in three months.

Separately, Nawaz alleged that Zardari wanted to take the country towards mid-term elections, and the ensuing political instability could weaken Pakistan's position in the war on terror and lead to more economic problems. (ANI)