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Bipartite graph :- Informally,  if there exist two non-empty independent sets such that no edge present within each set elements. 

 

In option A :- if you put K in one ste and j in another set then there is no place to put L anywhere. So we can not put make two independent set here therefore it is not bipartite graph.


Option B  :- correct  

Here two independent sets are  A = { F G D C } 

                                                     B = { E B H I }

so it is bipartite.

Option C :- Wrong, it contains odd length cycle.

Option D :- 

Here two independent sets are  A = { M K P  } 

                                                     B = { L N O }

so it is bipartite.

 

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