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I tried it through state elimination method but I am getting stucked at the outgoing edge from D to A .

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I. Using State Elimination 

FA given :

Remove State B 

Removing State C

Simplify it 

Regular expression is (01+10)(11+1(01+10))*

II. Using Arden's Theorem 

A=∊ + D0   ------- I

B= A0+D1  -------II

C=A1     -----------III

D=B1+C0 --------- IV

Putting II and III in IV 

D= (A0+D1)1+A10

=A(01+10) +D11

Apply Arden's Theorem

D= A(01+10)(11)*  - - - - - V

Put V in I

A=+A(01+10)(11)*0

​Apply Arden's Theorem 

A= ((01+10)(11)*0)*  - - - - VI

​Put VI in V

​Regular expression, D = ((01+10)(11)*0)*(01+10)(11)*

= (01+10)(11)*(0(01+10)(11)*)* [ bcoz (pq)*p = p(qp)*] 

= (01+10)(11+0(01+10))* [ bcoz p*(qp*)* = (p+q)*]  

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