Fundamental Rights are basic freedoms guaranteed to citizens to ensure dignity, equality, and liberty. These rights protect individuals from arbitrary actions by the state and promote democratic values. They include freedoms related to expression, equality before law, and protection of personal liberty. Their importance lies in empowering citizens to participate freely in social and political life. Fundamental Rights also act as safeguards against misuse of authority. If violated, individuals can seek constitutional remedies, making these rights enforceable and central to maintaining justice, accountability, and democratic governance in the country.