In a yet another allegation in phone hacking scandal, lawyers for the relatives of British soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan say, police have warned their clients that their phones may have been hacked into by the tabloid newspaper, News Of The World. According to Daily Telegraph, the phone numbers of the families of troops killed in Afghanistan and Iraq were found in the files of a private investigator, Glenn Mulcaireare. Private investigators working for the News Of The World are also accused of hacking into the mobile phones of relatives of child murder victims. Rupert Murdoch, the paper's owner, has called claims of hacking “deplorable”.In a rare emergency debate on phone hacking scandal, the British Prime Minister, David Cameron told Parliament he backed calls for a public enquiry into what he called disgusting allegation but not before police investigation was over.