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It's very simple to prove. Prove it by contradiction.

Let consider, there is a connected graph G, which has no circuit.

The above statement implies that graph G is a Tree.

And from the tree if you remove any edge, it makes Tree disconnected.

Hence Graph G to be connected after removing an edge $ e_i $, $ e_i $ must be the part of some circuit.
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