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Members of the Volta Region caucus in Parliament were on Monday in Ketu South as part of a National Democratic Congress (NDC) delegation to the constituency.
This is in solidarity with residents following an increased security presence in the area which critics say is an intimidation tactic.
Some residents who have spoken to JoyNews allege harassment and intimidation from the troops.
According to the NDC, the troops have been sent there to intimidate residents into abstaining from the upcoming voter registration exercise which begins Tuesday.
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