The Right to Constitutional Remedies is called the heart of Fundamental Rights because it enables citizens to directly approach courts for the enforcement of their rights. Without this right, other Fundamental Rights would have little meaning. It empowers the judiciary to issue writs to protect citizens from violations by the state. This right ensures accountability of authorities and strengthens the rule of law. By providing a legal mechanism to safeguard rights, it reinforces public confidence in the Constitution and ensures that justice is accessible, effective, and timely for all citizens.