Do you work? Like, do you have a job that it's either in a factory or IT? Because what you said is half a truth.
And what do you think said industry employs? More robots? No, man. People. Mechanics, engineers, designers, administrative personnel, HR, accountants, managers. That's literally a job creating industry to make a machine that replaces a farmer.
I've worked for IT in several companies for almost 10 years in different positions and taking on different roles. You can replace a lot of jobs with Kumars and Pajeets but not all of them. They are great at handling tickets, call centers and general ITIL stuff but they can't program for shit and every major deployment is not handled by them but with people with less "hive mind" and more out of the box thinking. If they were that good, they would be a technological and industral powerhouse instead of a superstitious, caste driven country full of designated shitting streets.