Answer: A, C
A meso compound needs identical groups on the two centres and an internal mirror plane, which in a Fischer projection means identical groups on the same side. Options A and C meet this and are (2S,3R)-dibromo and (2R,3S)-dichloro meso forms. In option B the groups are on opposite sides, giving a chiral (R,R) or (S,S) compound. Option D has two different halogens, so no mirror plane is possible.