During her tenure in the Lok Sabha, Agatha became the voice of North East in general and Garo Hills in particular in the Parliament and at every platform, where she was able to raise her concern on behalf of the people of the region. She gave her maiden speech in the Parliament by raising her concern on terrorist attack in Guwahati, Assam. She had remarked that when an incident happens in any other part of the country, the whole Parliament and the MPs show their solidarity, but when something happens in North East, sadly only the MPs from North East represents the voice. Agatha had advocated that irrespective of region, the responsibility of the MPs should be to raise concern and debate on issues concerning the interest of the nation. At every platform, Agatha had pitched to bridge the gap between North East and rest of India. For Agatha politics was a natural choice as she grew up seeing her father. The decision to join politics soon after completing her studies was quite a surprise for Agatha but she has been actively engaged in party activities.