Firstly, the stock is weak on charts. So fair chances that it may go further down from here.
You have the money to hold, but that alone should not be the reason to hold it. I think you are falling in "love" with the stock. Remember, you should love your money, not holdings. Even though people may advise you to hold for two years, and even if it exceeds your buying price after two levels, you must consider the harrowing time you will have between now and the time until which the price will exceed your price. Are you sure you can handle those sinking emotions? A losing trade can cause sentimental damage that will spill over into every part of your day. You will spoil your leisure time, work time, family time, etc. thinking about the share price.
Assuming that you book at loss of Rs. 100 per share, your total loss is only Rs. 5000 plus some tiny amount in brokerage, taxes, etc. levies. You should think and decide for yourself whether you are willing to let sentimental damage spoil things for the sake of Rs. 5000. It is better to close your position, accept the loss at once and move on, rather than letting your position continue and suffering setbacks daily with prices falling everyday and causing emotional damage. Now it is for you to decide what and how much of it are you going to put at stake. A fixed loss of small amount like Rs. 5000 or the prospect of even more loss and distributional of sentimental health and other associated aspects. Ofcourse, a small up move may happen here and there, once in a while, but that will not uplift your holding valuation. It will only give false hope, which will cause much more damage when shattered. Right now, it is important to get your sentimental health in order than your profit/loss figure.