Choose the option that is the indirect form of the sentence.
Kishore said “I’m leaving now.”

Correct option is A

The correct indirect form of the sentence "Kishore said 'I’m leaving now.'" is "Kishore said that he was leaving then."
Direct speech- Direct speech, also known as quoted speech or direct quotation, is a way of reporting someone's exact words.
Indirect speech- Indirect speech, also known as reported speech or indirect quotation, is a way of reporting someone's words or thoughts indirectly, without using their exact words.
Rules for converting direct speech to indirect speech-
· When the reporting verb of direct speech is in past tense then all the present tenses are changed to the corresponding past tense in indirect speech. 
· Reporting verbs such as ‘said/ said to’ changes to said, told.
· Comma inverted comma will be replaced with conjunction “That”.
· The  first person in direct speech  changes as per the subject of the speech.
· The  second person of direct speech  changes as per the object of reporting speech.
· The  third person of direct speech  doesn’t change.
· This conversion from direct to indirect speech correctly changes 'I' to 'he' and shifts 'now' to 'then' to reflect the change in perspective and temporal context.
· Other options:
· (b) "Kishore said that he left then," (c) "Kishore says that I am leaving now," and (d) "Kishore said that he had to leaving then" do not correctly adjust pronouns, verb tenses, or grammar for reported speech.