Monotouch Dialog RadioElement tint color IOS7 - xamarin.ios

I have DialogViewController, where I have created RadioGroup with element. The issue I am facing is that checkmark near RasioElement is blue default color, but I would like to set it to my own. Unfortunately there is no option for radioelement or radiogroup to set color. Can you please assist with a way how it can be done.

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