I have below code.echo $FileContents;shows the page which comes the php variable correctly, but the escape function which is <?php esc_html( $FileContents ); ?>didnt show anything.

How can I escape it correctly and show the page?

<?php global $redux_demo; ?>
<div class="row">
    <div class="col-md-12 ulockd-mrgn1210">
        <?php $FileContents = file_get_contents($redux_demo['text-location-service-details']); ?>
        <?php echo $FileContents; ?>
        <?php esc_html( $FileContents ); ?>
    </div></div>

I have below code.echo $FileContents;shows the page which comes the php variable correctly, but the escape function which is <?php esc_html( $FileContents ); ?>didnt show anything.

How can I escape it correctly and show the page?

<?php global $redux_demo; ?>
<div class="row">
    <div class="col-md-12 ulockd-mrgn1210">
        <?php $FileContents = file_get_contents($redux_demo['text-location-service-details']); ?>
        <?php echo $FileContents; ?>
        <?php esc_html( $FileContents ); ?>
    </div></div>

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Well, esc_html() doesn't echo/display the return value (escaped string), so you need to call echo manually:

echo esc_html( $FileContents );

Update

If you actually want to filter the list of allowed HTML tags in the variable's value, then you can use the WordPress' KSES functions like wp_kses_post() and wp_kses_data():

echo wp_kses_post( $FileContents );
echo wp_kses_data( $FileContents ); // allows basic HTML by default