Lahore, Feb. 28 (ANI): 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)