You are given a question and two statements numbered I and II each containing some information. Decide which of the statements is/are sufficient to answer the question. Q: Who reached office late among Divya, Fatima, John, Piyush and Ashish?
I. Divya and John reached together.
II. Fatima and Ashish reached together.

Who reached office late among Divya, Fatima, John, Piyush and Ashish?

Statement I:
Divya and John reached together.

Statement II:
Fatima and Ashish reached together.

Statement I alone:
Only tells that Divya and John arrived at the same time.
No information about who was late. Not sufficient.

Statement II alone:
Only tells that Fatima and Ashish arrived at the same time.
Again, no information about who was late. Not sufficient.

Statements I and II together:
We know two pairs reached together, but:

No comparison with Piyush

No indication of who arrived late or early

So even together, they do not help identify who reached late.

So, Both statements I and II together are not sufficient.